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Wednesday, June 16, 2004 One can only hope The AMA conference where a resolution was offered in mock seriousness that doctors not treat trial lawyers apparently isn't merely wistful. In New Hampshire, a neurosurgeon told the head of the state's trial lawyers that he wouldn't treat him for non-emergencies. This is actually a good idea. People should be punished when they harm others and their society, and if this is the only recourse, it's a fair one. Start with John Edwards who made millions bankrupting obstetricians who delivered babies with cerebral palsy for which they weren't in the least responsible for. Edwards won by emotional appeals to juries and junk science. posted by Mark Butterworth | 12:36 PM | |
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