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To: freespirited
The original judge's order was ridiculous in ordering the parents to consent to the treatment. Such consents usually help mitigate against lawsuits in the event of disastrous results. Were I Abraham's parents, in the face of a court order requiring my consent I should withhold it and inform the physicians and the judge they would be held personally responsible in the event the treatment caused harm, discomfort or failed in its cure.

Abraham might fare better if he were to go to an alternate court and file to become an emancipated minor, so he would be free to act in his own best interest.
17 posted on 07/25/2006 12:32:28 PM PDT by Sgt_Schultze
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To: Sgt_Schultze
The original judge's order was ridiculous in ordering the parents to consent to the treatment. Such consents usually help mitigate against lawsuits in the event of disastrous results. Were I Abraham's parents, in the face of a court order requiring my consent I should withhold it and inform the physicians and the judge they would be held personally responsible in the event the treatment caused harm, discomfort or failed in its cure.

Abraham might fare better if he were to go to an alternate court and file to become an emancipated minor, so he would be free to act in his own best interest.

The court has no right getting involved in the first place

40 posted on 07/25/2006 12:50:36 PM PDT by Charlespg (Civilization and freedom are only worthy of those who defend or support defending It)
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To: Sgt_Schultze

"The original judge's order was ridiculous in ordering the parents to consent to the treatment. Such consents usually help mitigate against lawsuits in the event of disastrous results. Were I Abraham's parents, in the face of a court order requiring my consent I should withhold it and inform the physicians and the judge they would be held personally responsible in the event the treatment caused harm, discomfort or failed in its cure."


What's odd, and the judge has to know this, is if the parents give consent under court order it would not protect the doctors or hospital. The 'consent' would have been forced and not given at all.


62 posted on 07/25/2006 1:41:17 PM PDT by ARW3A
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