In Florida, schools are, per the state Supreme Court's decision, allowed to call police on children as young as 5 - disabled and able-bodied alike - and request that the children be tasered into submission. Even if the child is not acting violently. In one case last year, a 12-year-old girl was tasered repeatedly for walking off school grounds and refusing to return. In another, a profoundly autistic 6-year-old was tasered into unconsciousness for tantruming. Both families sued - and lost.