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FL: State won’t appeal ruling against ‘docs vs. glocks’ law
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Six years after Florida lawmakers tried to stop doctors from asking patients about guns, health-care providers have emerged victorious in a legal battle as the state did not appeal a federal-court ruling striking down major parts of the 2011 law.
The controversial measure, dubbed the “docs vs. glocks” law and supported by the National Rifle Association, included a series of restrictions on doctors and other health providers. |
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PHORTO
(6/15/2017)
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As long as doctors don't refuse service to those who refuse to discuss it, there ain't no problem.
The instant that a doctor rejects a patient because of that reluctance, there are grounds for a lawsuit, WITH STANDING.
That sword cuts both ways, pardner. |
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"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." — The Dalai Lama, (May 15, 2001, The Seattle Times) speaking at the "Educating Heart Summit" in Portland, Oregon, when asked by a girl how to react when a shooter takes aim at a classmate |
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