Tag Archives: METO

Monitoring won’t go on in court case

What may be a final salvo in a long and complex legal battle was filed October 22 in U.S. District […]

A lengthy legal battle, which has had many implications for Minnesotans with disabilities, officially comes to an end October 24. […]

Court oversight of work on Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan will continue, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled July 26. A […]

Unhappy with the lack of progress on a 2011 legal settlement, U.S. District Court Judge Donovan Frank on September 3 […]

The Minnesota Department of Human Services agreed in 2011 to develop a comprehensive plan to provide services for persons with […]

Shamus O’Meara and the plaintiffs in the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) lawsuit will be the honored guests at The […]

After a two-hour hearing in federal district court on Thursday, Dec. 1, Judge Donovan Frank ordered final approval of the […]

Families whose developmentally disabled loved ones were restrained at the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) facility will share in a […]

A $3 million settlement has been reached in a federal class-action lawsuit centered on the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) […]

Debate over use of restraints and seclusion as punishments at the Minnesota Extended Treatment Options (METO) facility in Cambridge continues. […]

More than a year after it was filed, a civil lawsuit against the state of Minnesota, the Minnesota Extended Treatment […]

METO, the Minnesota Extended Treatment Option at Cambridge, opened in 1999 to serve persons with developmental disabilities who present a […]