But are you required, by regulation, to report that client’s death elsewhere?
Listening to the talk radio station in Austin, Texas. Last two callers: 1) “The Democrats are out to destroy our country.” 2) “Wake up, they want the open border and it is going to affect us all!” by a citizen of Mexican decent. The most awake I’ve heard callers on that station in awhile.
Cletus.D.Yokel wrote:
“But are you required, by regulation, to report that client’s death elsewhere?”
My question in all this is,
What if the death isn’t reported right away, to anyone, in the first place?
What laws get broken ?
Answers to these would provide grist for the prosecutorial mill;add those breaches to the list of the DS’s crimes.
No, but that would time stamp the death. It also creates a trail of people that have known. If a person were to know that they know and it’s regarding a Supreme Court Justice that is supposedly making rulings, they may also think their life is in danger for knowing.
Concealing the death of RBG, if true, and if they do, would be a smoking gun of historical significance much like the assasination of Arch Duke Ferdinand.