The term excited delirium can no longer be used as a valid medical diagnosis or a cause of death in California.
signed a bill into law, making California the first state in the nation to ban the controversial term. A bill was written after the death of Angelo Quinto.
The coroner concluded that Quinto died of "excited delirium", but the family says they believe he died of "asphyxia" after having been restrained for five minutes.
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