You’re nuts. And projecting.
I didn’t call anyone names, you made that up completely. just because I am happy that iatrogenic deaths are taken seriously by the courts. You are rracting not to what was said, but your personal feelings.
I know people who work in medicine as well. I helped a buddy of mine when his partner went nuts on him becuase and found she had stolen not only meds from the hospital but patients medical records, and took them home. she was stealing from the medicine cabinets at work - painkillers - from back problems from work , for years. One place fires someone like this but they don’t alert other places and they go on to get jobs at another place and start all over again.
Like anywhere there are good folks and bad folks but the bad folks are able to go somewhere else and get hired because the prior place they worked don’t say anything as then they will get sued for attempted blacklisting and also expose themselves that they have that kind of person working in their hospitals.
But your story, and my story, are irrelevant to this case. Iatrogenic deaths should be regarded as serious by the courts and its negligent homicide. Different states have different legal terms for it, but when people die from a dumb error jail time is appropriate.
Look, if you are driving and ACCIDENTALLY kill someone with your vehicle, its quite possible you can do jail time for that. I’m not talking drunk driving. If you are coming out of a blind alley or taking a turn and kill someone, its accidental, but vehicular manslaughter or negligent whatever, you may very well end up in jail. Now these people were supposed to be doing a job, they were notmjust driving around. They failed at their job and their direct action or inaction caused a person’s life to end.
Its just so sadly funny you are so much more concerned about the person who killed someone over the people that are dead.
Suing and suspending or revoking licenses are the appropriate remedies.