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To: JCEccles

Well, it's hard to tell. Because physicians normally don't dispense a bottle, they usually give samples. At least where I'm familiar with but state laws might vary too.

Yes I had thought of the MD giving the med directly to him as well. But not putting a lable on the bottle.

Whatever the reason for the plan it obviously didn't work.


233 posted on 06/26/2006 8:11:16 PM PDT by prairiebreeze (It takes ideas and optimism to win elections. The DemocRATS have neither.)
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To: prairiebreeze
I'm speaking from my perspective as a former prosecutor.

I just don't see a person like Rush having his prescrptions filled in the ordinary fashion by a pharmacist. Every person outside the immediate closed circle of Rush and his doctor represents a potential leak to Rush's enemies. HIPAA and all the laws prohibiting such disclosures notwithstanding, his enemies would find a way to disclose the information without consequence to themselves.

As it turned out, it apparently was not a smart move to do it the way they did it. But I can understand why it happened, and it is an offense only in the narrowest technical sense--and very likely Rush's doctor's offense, not Rush's.

I'm glad I don't have live every second of my life wondering what smear the radical left wing is going to unloose on me or my reputation tomorrow.

280 posted on 06/26/2006 8:27:20 PM PDT by JCEccles
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