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PHORTO
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So, this 'compromise' moves a constitutionally critical decision from ex parte hearings to a group of medical bureaucrats, with the "Oh, well, he can appeal it within 14 days." BS still in place?
Why do these cretins insist on ignoring our sole (and unanswerable) objection, that due process requires an adversarial hearing BEFORE rights can be suspended?
All they need to do to get unanimous support is to satisfy that constitutional requirement, and it's 'problem solved'.
So, why don't they?
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