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by RHenriksen
Thu Aug 02, 2012 9:47 am
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Gunfire during Dark Night Rises
Replies: 496
Views: 75200

Re: Gunfire during Dark Night Rises

And this is a classic example of where the whole background check and psychiatric issue breaks down.

Do HIPAAs rules against sharing patient medical information have any exemptions for dangerous psychiatric disorders? If not, the Democrats need to focus on fixing what's broken there - not try to take everyone's guns away.
C-dub wrote:
philip964 wrote:http://abcnews.go.com/US/james-holmes-p ... Bp8tfWBpyc

University has a threat assessment team in place to stop Virginia Tech type killings. His psychiatrist was a member of that team. She notified the team about James Holmes, but when he dropped out of school. He was no longer their problem and no action was taken.
This is going to bite them hard. Did they think they had no responsibility to the rest of the community or society in general? I thought if a psychiatrist thought a client was going to commit a crime the "doctor-patient" confidentiality thing flew out the window. That might be, obviously, true since the doc went to the team with her opinion.
by RHenriksen
Sat Jul 21, 2012 12:11 pm
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Gunfire during Dark Night Rises
Replies: 496
Views: 75200

Re: Gunfire during Dark Night Rises

Student loans?

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