>> accept that fact and try another medicine.  For someone to be using
>> something on a child in the first place that has never been proven
>> better than placebo, and then to refuse to try something else when it's
>> not working, *that* is criminal.
>
> See my question to Stephen: How do you propose enforcing it?

Same way as any other child neglect crimes.  It either gets reported through 
family/friends/school to the authorities who investigate, or in the worst 
case the death of the child triggers the investigation.  Then you search for 
evidence they didn't search for appropriate medical care (very easy if they 
admit to it!), then it's up to a judge/jury to decide a punishment.

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