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To: andyk
Surely a hospital rule cannot be used to detain someone.

The rule is, don't allow someone to kidnap a baby. To ensure that this rule is not violated, people aren't allowed to pick up babies and just leave.

25 posted on 02/26/2012 9:12:37 AM PST by SampleMan (Feral Humans are the refuse of socialism.)
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To: SampleMan
The rule is, don't allow someone to kidnap a baby.

Whether it is a case of kidnapping is entirely determined by legal custody. The trial would go something like this:

KENNEDY LAWYER: "To whom does the responsibility of payment for services rendered ultimately fall?"

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR#1: "The recipient."

KENNEDY LAWYER: "And if the recipient is a small child?"

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR#1: "Then it would become the responsibility of the child's legal custodian."

KENNEDY LAWYER: "Thank you. Next witness, Your Honor."

[INTERLUDE]

KENNEDY LAWYER: "If Mr. Kennedy's insurer were to deny a part or all of the claim on his child's medical services, to whom would send the remainder of the bill?"

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR#2: "Mr. Kennedy himself."

KENNEDY LAWYER: "Thank you. No more questions. Your Honor, I suggest that the case against my client be dismissed now so that we can expedite the attempted kidnapping case against the Hospital."

The Hospital's policy is squat in a court of law.

44 posted on 02/26/2012 11:44:42 AM PST by Brass Lamp
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To: SampleMan
The rule is, don't allow someone to kidnap a baby.

Sorry, didn't realize a kidnapping was in effect. I thought a father was taking his baby home. Stupid parents picking up their kids and whatnot.
53 posted on 02/26/2012 7:39:58 PM PST by andyk (Tax credits == Welfare)
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