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A Michigan court upheld a law requiring schools to disclose privileged crisis information to access mental health funding, ruling it doesn’t violate constitutional rights.
A Michigan court ruled that a state law requiring school districts to disclose privileged information after mass casualty events does not violate constitutional rights, even though it is coercive.
The law ties access to mental health funding to disclosure, but the judge said districts can choose to forgo the funding if they want to keep information private.
The decision upholds the state’s authority to condition public funds on transparency in school crisis investigations.
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Un tribunal de Michigan confirmó una ley que obliga a las escuelas a revelar información privilegiada de crisis para acceder a fondos de salud mental, dictaminando que no viola los derechos constitucionales.