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To: tornado100
When the State Attorney's Office failed to develop any traction on "money laundering" charges against Limbaugh, it then seized his medical files from four doctors and opened them up for review.

I know they had search warrents for four doctor offices, but I thought they only use two of the warrents, but then again I think the two other doctors share offices with the other two. Because these two doctors were dealing with two different ailments, it is not even clear whether doctor shopping laws applies.

5 posted on 01/12/2004 4:40:06 AM PST by Always Right
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To: Always Right
know they had search warrents for four doctor offices, but I thought they only use two of the warrents, but then again I think the two other doctors share offices with the other two. Because these two doctors were dealing with two different ailments, it is not even clear whether doctor shopping laws applies.

There was only two warrents because there was only two doctors offices. Several doctors were in the same office and shared the same records. One of the reasons that the doctor shopping rational is bogus. They just want to find something to use later, either as an arrest or leak to the Enquirer. Things such as having VD in the past, or he's a Homo, whatever they can use against him.

56 posted on 01/12/2004 7:26:08 AM PST by ItsTheMediaStupid
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To: Always Right
When the State Attorney's Office failed to develop any traction on "money laundering" charges against Limbaugh, it then seized his medical files from four doctors and opened them up for review.

This means they are on a witch hunt for sure.

132 posted on 01/12/2004 6:14:01 PM PST by ladyinred (W/04)
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