[ClintonBeGone]

Let me translate for the disabled. In Florida, it is illegal to:
Withhold information from you doctor from whom you seeks to obtain a prescription for a drug, where;
You have received a prescription for a drug of like therapeutic use from another practitioner, and;
You received that prescription within the previous 30 days.
Now that wasn't too difficult, was it? It's called learning to read a statute. Oh, and the source is still Florida Statute 893.13(7)(a)(8).

[TigersEye]

Right. He got a choclear implant in order to get pain pills. Your head is in a much darker place than the sand.

[Edit35]

"Now that wasn't too difficult, was it? It's called learning to read a statute. Oh, and the source is still Florida Statute 893.13(7)(a)(8).

I concede that this is the law in Florida, and that there probably is a similar law in Pennsylvania.

Given that, do you really think that if I called my county prosecutor and told him I think my neighbor is abusing prescription drugs, that the Prosecutor would immediately launch into a criminaL investigation and subpeona all that neighbor's doctor records??? (That is essentially what happened to Limbaugh)

I'll even go you one further. Do you think that if I (illegally) tape recorded my neighbor talking to me about drugs, and then gave that to the Prosecutor, that he wouldn't then CHARGE ME, or at least laugh me out of his/her office.

There are reasons for our consitutional rights in the USA, and that is to prevent politically motivated investigations like the one against Limbaugh.