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Strip Search Update
Lawyer: The Supreme Court took up the Savana Redding case (which we previously discussed)yesterday. We’ll certainly discuss the ruling, when it comes, but in the mean time, the New York Times gathered...
View ArticleThoughts on Swine Flu from lawyer, wearing her disaster preparedness hat
Seen the stories recently about the swine flu that’s killed up to 61 people in Mexico? And has also been found in California and Texas? Especially scary because its victims are not the very old and...
View ArticlePing-Pong Post: The Toughest of Choices
The New York Times and ProPublica collaborated on a story (more than a story, really) that will appear in this weekend’s magazine about health care decisions made in the immediate aftermath of...
View ArticleCoincidences happen. Even when you get a flu shot.
The New York Times has an article about the CDC’s concern that people who get flu shots this year will blame anything that goes wrong with their health on shots. (i.e. Someone gets a flu shot, two days...
View ArticleArizona strikes again.
Lawyer says: Since last week’s news of Arizona’s new organ transplant/medicaid rules, denying certain types of transplants for medicaid patients as a cost-saving measure, I have been thinking about...
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Thanks for the 60 years of marriage, honey, but I have to cut you loose.
NYT ran a story this weekend about the practice of “spousal refusal” — that is, one spouse refusing to pay for the other’s long-term medical care (think nursing home) so that the ailing spouse can have...
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