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In Heller v. Doe, the US Supreme Court upheld a Kentucky law that allowed for a lower standard of proof in cases involving persons with intellectual disabilities than in cases involving persons with mental illness.

November 11, 2016/by Michael L. Perlin, JD and Heather Ellis Cucolo

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In Heller v. Doe, the US Supreme Court upheld a Kentucky law that allowed for a lower standard of proof in cases involving persons with intellectual disabilities than in cases involving persons with mental illness.