Tuesday, January 31, 20064
A nursing home employee raping a 92-year old demented resident is not medical malpractice.
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Comments
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Anonymous
Read the article carefully - it is the nursing home's attorney who attempted to have the case tried as medical malpractice, and not the court-appointed attorney for the rape victim.
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Dr Dork
Jesus Christ!
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ElisaC
Thank you for changing the title of this post. That was quite an insensitive first pass.
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gasman
Well since rape is not considered the practice of medicine I don't see why it would be considered anything else.
Post a Comment »This is first and foremost a criminal case.
11:40 AM
Go straight to jail, do not pass Go, do not collect $200.
That's criminal, surely, first and foremost.
He'll have a fun time at prison...
12:11 PM
1:34 PM
The defence was hoping that the costs of future litigation would be covered by their medical malpractice insurer, which might balk at paying non-medically related expenses.
6:00 PM