[therightliveswithus]

The short answer: yes

[pnh102]

Yes.

[devistate one four]

No doubt about it, yes!

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

bREITBART OR ANYONE ELSE WHO GOT SUCH A NOTE OR TOOK VIDEOS CAN GO TO THE STATE LICENSING bOARD AND FILE A GRIEVANCE!

[TaxPayer2000]

Affirmative.

[SC DOC]

I vote yes, and I can tell you that the sentiment among physicians on the physicians-only discussion forum,Sermo.com, is definitely affirmative.

[SaxxonWoods]

That’s up to the controlling legal authority, as Al Gore would say. I doubt such behavior rises to the level of license revocation. I would imagine the penalty is well established for such violations.

Any doctors in the house? How serious a violation are we looking at here?

[ReverendJames]

How could the Dr’s know they’re sick unless he examines them? Then too, he’s affirming something he’s not checked. So yeah, pull their license or suspend it for a certain period.

[proxy_user]

Don’t worry, they’re fake doctors, so they don’t have a license.

[SaxxonWoods]

There is another violation here, fraudulent claiming of sick time by the teachers. I’m more curious about that than I am about the doctors’ behavior.

I assume these pampered babies get ‘personal days’ also, which they could have used legally. Maybe not, since they took the sick day route.

[TigersEye]

They should lose their patients. Would you want quacks like that meddling with your health?

[Cheetahcat]

Of Course, I could not find Hell Yes.

[CRBDeuce]

or is it ...have been reportedly handing out "phony doctor's" notes??? just moved the ". In which case the charge could be 'practicing without a license'.

[The Great RJ]

They are parties to fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud since they performed no examination and just handed notes to protesters so they could have a phony excuse for violating their contracts. They should at least be reprimanded by the licensing Board if not subject to criminal action for fraud.

[quantim]

And on the contrary, if some were publicity plants they should be prosecuted for practicing medicine without a license.

[tflabo]

Sure but they get first digs at the new doc-in-the-box positions when ObamaCare officially kicks in. Rewards for their loyal service in the revolution.

[bgill]

Yes and fined. Their faces should also be plastered on the evening news.

[Vigilanteman]

Nah, they should be sentenced to ten years practicing at a freebie hippie clinic in some inner city, Indian Reservation or small town in dire need of a doctor.

[bmwcyle]

bttt

[Joe Boucher]

Gots to be kidding.
Doctors today can trade their services for sex, cut off the wrong foot, take out the wrong kidney etc and not lose anything.

[givemELL]

Yes, too. It would be important to note if the MDs giving slips are employed, salaried MDs, eg..U of WI doctors, state employed, or if they are from the private practice community with no connection to unions, state employee groups. One report identified an MD as being a salaried MD from the U of WI. Only salaried, employed MDs can be members of unions.

If the private practice community of MDs is NOT involved, it should be noted.