It is a public nuisance to engage in any conduct that is injurious to health. On a number of occasions, Oliver Maxwell Canby promoted the use of chelation to cure the condition of Autism. The use of chelation for this purpose is well established as a health threat and can result in damage to a person's vital organs such as the liver and the kidneys. Title 10 Section 370 is very specific of behavior injurious to health. Section 371 sets no limits on the extent of the damage caused either as a minimum or a maximum so any claim of a small viewing audience to this behavior is irrelevant. Section 372 identifies this conduct as a misdemeanor.
Additionally, Oliver Maxwell Canby has allowed similar behavior by others on social media platforms that he has control over. This is in violation of Section 373a.
Section 395 prohibits slander and libel that affects the value of any kind of property. This includes online platforms such as websites. Oliver Maxwell Canby has libeled no less than three websites that are known, one of which has since been forced to shut down as a direct result of the conduct. This is also a misdemeanor.
Finally, Oliver Maxwell Canby has openly encouraged self-injury to the point of death (also known as suicide) when conversing with two other parties. This is in violation of Section 401 and is a felony. On a technical point but likely not actionable is the claim that a demand for a cure for Autism is suicide. Given that Autism is held to be genetic in origin this contradicts Oliver's stated claim that he opposes abortion. This may save him from this technical point.
In the above instances, Title 1 Section 25 (a) prevents any claim to diminished capacity.
In the above instances, the call for assistance to commit the act is also violation of Title 2 Section 31.
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