Court documents ask Parkland parents to prove mental anguish Parents who sued a school district after their children died in a mass shooting at a Florida high school are being asked to turn over psychiatric records to prove they've suffered mental anguish.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Parents who sued a school district after their children died in a mass shooting at a Florida high school are being asked to turn over their psychiatric records to prove they have suffered mental anguish.
She was elected to the school board after the shooting.
He said it's rare to ask for mental records to prove heartbreak.
“I don’t think anyone is going to dispute that these families have suffered mental anguish,” Kelley said.
Broward Circuit Judge Patti Englander Henning will consider what the victims will be forced to answer during a hearing on Thursday.
The Florida Supreme Court last month ruled that, for liability purposes, the tragedy is considered one event in the eyes of the law. »