[smoothsailing]

Thanks, kaila, I wasn’t aware of any of that. So Haydock had no authority in the situation and was merely acting as a family friend.

[mkjessup]

So Haydock had no authority in the situation and was merely acting as a family friend.

I will bet you dimes to donuts that IF this goes to trial, the court is going to place greater weight upon the word of that ER physician, than they're going to place on the allegations of two nurses who attempted to forcibly yank a child from the arms of it's father while falsely claiming a 'code pink' (child abduction) was in progress.

[kaila]

Yes.
If he has priviledges at that hospital, and he encouraged Kennedy to take the baby, he could get into trouble with hospital administration.
He had no business trying to pull his weight in the nursery. He was out of his field of expertise, was not trained in policy or procedures of that unit.
The nurses could have told him to get lost, and he would have to comply.
Just because you have MD after your name, does not mean that you have ultimate power in other units not in your work enviroment.