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I am so sorry Dave.sugar land dave wrote:No one need ever apologize to me. I am not at all thin-skinned. I realize that in posing a multitude of somewhat obtuse questions and positions, I may incite someone's wrath. For that I apologize to everyone else. I learn best through interaction outside of "the book," thus I sometimes argue a position which I do not support or which is the opposite of my actual stance.
The DA refused to file charges based on the letter of the law. What the hospital did after the fact, I do not know.speedsix wrote:...and, since the charges were dropped, seems that the hospital really wasn't concerned about her type...just" posting "the doors to keep the riff-raff nervous...like a lot of other places do...I'm not for retraining them...
I just received an email from the Bedford Police Chief. He stated that the DA declined to prosecute, based on the wording (not being exactly as it states in the statute) of, not only the sign posted outside the building, but also the wording in the hospital employee policy manual.WildBill wrote:I am also curious, but most of the time we never hear the outcome of such cases. Unless something about the story is sensational, they usually disappear after the original story. There was probably much more discussion on this forum than was ever in the news.MedicMan218 wrote:Any word on what happened to the RN's case?
I am also curious, but most of the time we never hear the outcome of such cases. Unless something about the story is sensational, they usually disappear after the original story. There was probably much more discussion on this forum than was ever in the news.MedicMan218 wrote:Any word on what happened to the RN's case?
KB you are a genius!!! Make the 30.06 signs out of kevlar so you can use them as shield.KBCraig wrote:Whaaaaat? Those 30.06 Magic Shields didn't stop them?
Sad, but true.Venus Pax wrote:As for getting written permission, it might work for a doctor with bargaining power, but I doubt it would work for nurses and nurse's aids, or the legions of support people that work for the hospital. They should have the right to defend themselves as well.
Great letter TXI!