Category Archives: #mentalhealthmonth
Zero Bail Policies Result in More Crime Victims According to a California Study
Jeff Reisig’s office, California District Attorney just completed a study on the comparative impacts of court-ordered Zero Bail ($0 Bail) over a 13 month period in my county. The results were staggering. Zero bail releases resulted in 163% more crime … Continue reading
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Tagged #city politics, advocacy, Crime, Illinois, no bail, politics, Pritzker, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell, transparency
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Legislation giving mandatory paid leave to all Illinois employees is ready for the governor’s signature
A bill headed to the governor’s desk that gives paid leave to all Illinois workers is being criticized for hurting small businesses around the state. The “Paid Leave for All Workers Act” guarantees up to 40 hours of paid leave … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, Chicago, cook county, education, Illinois, legislation, paid leave, politics, Pritzker, Roy F. McCampbell, small business
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Former Miss America, Cheslie Kryst’s Mother Breaks Silence About Her Death by Suicide: ‘I Have Never Known a Pain as Deep as This’
Cheslie led both a public and a private life. In her private life, she was dealing with high-functioning depression which she hid from everyone — including me, her closest confidant — until very shortly before her death.” See link: http://opr.news/6c83835e220202en_us?link=1&client=iosnews
Posted in #mentalhealthmonth, Corona Virus, Covid-19, domestic violence, Health, health risk, Law Offices of Roy F McCampbell, legal services, privacy, Roy F. McCampbell, Social Media
Tagged #leydenpride, advocates, Cheslie Kryst, Covid-19, Leyden, mental health, Miss America, murder, parents, Roy F. McCampbell, suicide
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Does Leyden School District 212 Really Care About Their Students’ Mental Health ? Let’s Hope They Do !!! Let’s Get the Support of the Administration for Mental Health Days !!!
Students across Illinois are now able to take up to five excused mental health days. This started on January 1, 2022. Under a bill signed into law by Gov. J.B. Pritzker in August, 2021, students who decide to take a mental health … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, advocates, Board of Education, Chicago, children, education, Illinois, Leyden, Leyden High School District 212, mental health, mental health day, parents, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell
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Study shows contact with police may be detrimental to health, well-being of Black youth
Study shows contact with police may be detrimental to health, well-being of Black youth | UIC Today — Read on today.uic.edu/study-shows-contact-with-police-may-be-detrimental-to-health-well-being-of-black-youth
Posted in #mentalhealthmonth, black lives matter, Chicago, chicago pd, Crime, domestic violence, Education, health risk, heavy weight fight, Illinois, illinois politics, Law Offices of Roy F McCampbell, legal services, police, police reform, politics, Pritzker, rioting, robbed, Roy F. McCampbell, search warrant, Social Media, student discipline
Tagged #city politics, black youth, Chicago, detrimental to health, education, Illinois, politics
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Divorce attorneys brace for exes battling over kids getting COVID-19 vaccine
Brad Novak, a divorced father from Lansing, got COVID-19 himself but said there are too many unknowns for him to be comfortable getting his 13-year-old daughter vaccinated. — Read on chicago.suntimes.com/news/2021/8/29/22643296/chicago-coronavirus-vaccine-vaccinating-children-students-divorced-parents-disagree-attorneys-covid
Posted in #mentalhealthmonth, Chicago, cook county, divorce, domestic violence, Education, face masks, Health, health risk, HIPPA, Illinois, Illinois marriage and Dissolution Act, illinois politics, Law Offices of Roy F McCampbell, politics, Pritzker, Religion, student discipline, US Supreme Court, USCongress, vaccines
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