Aww yiss
Dislikers of awesome television might want to look away now.
Aww yiss
Dislikers of awesome television might want to look away now.
[via consumerist.com]
The West Texas nurse who went on trial this past Monday for reporting a doctor to the state board was found not guilty after just an hour of deliberation, reports the New York Times.
The jurors who spoke to the Times after the case said it seemed pretty cut and dried to them.
Now the nurse’s lawyers are focusing on their civil lawsuit against the county, the sheriff, the county attorney–who is described in the article as the surgeon’s personal attorney as well–and the hospital administrator who fired the nurse for going over his head.
[via nytimes.com]
It occurred to Anne Mitchell as she was writing the letter that she might lose her job, which is why she chose not to sign it. But it was beyond her conception that she would be indicted and threatened with 10 years in prison for doing what she knew a nurse must: inform state regulators that a doctor at her rural hospital was practicing bad medicine.