[ContemptofCourt]

BS. There is no confidentiality if a crime has been suspected.

[Howlin]

There is no confidentiality if a crime has been suspected.

I'm glad you said that; I was sitting here wondering what I was missing; I am a court reporter and I've sat through 20 years of doctors thumbing through patient records and reading them into the record; heck, I've got 100s of copies of VIDEOS of them doing just that downstairs in the office!

Most of those are personal injury, but if those can be subpoenaed, then surely they can be for a criminal case.

[GB]

You're right, but the tin-foil hat brigade who think Hillary Clinton is behind all this is too fired up to listen.

I love Rush, I hope he beats his problem, I hope he works out an acceptable deal with the state to make this go away as much as it can go away (which IMHO was going to be the endgame of this anyway) and I hope he's on the air taking names and kicking butt for years to come.

But he opened the door to this with his actions. He's accepted responsibility; he also must accept the consequences. Frankly, I always thought that was the conservative way.

[Peach]

Sorry to disagree with you, but the AMA website might make it more clear:

http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/4610.html