Calif. Eyes Exempting Abortion Clinics

Focus on the Family ^ | 9.17.02 | Pete Winn

[chance33_98]

So they broke the law and instead of being punished they may try to make it the acts weren't illegal. If that fails, will they charge them with anything?

[chance33_98]

to make it the acts weren't illegal = to make it so the acts weren't illegal

[agrace]

But the California Medical Board wasn't sure if a Planned Parenthood (PP) physician' s right to patient confidentiality trumps the state reporting mandate — so it requested the attorney general to issue an opinion, which has the force of law.

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE, A DOCTOR IS A DOCTOR, THE LAW IS THE LAW!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ugh, Planned Parenthood and their tax exempt status and their law exempt status - what a joy to read in the morning.

[toenail]

Abortionists have always been child molestors' best friends.

[goodieD]

Once again, the "it's for the children" crowd, showing that they hate children.

[MHGinTN]

Abortion is, in most cases, Murder, Inc.; abortionists are serial killers. Now the state of California wants to exempt them from responsibility the entire rest of the medical community must meet regarding child abuse, etc. Just goes to show, the abortion on demand industry is not a medical connection! The euphemistic 'reproductive health' identity is a sham and the serial killing is the truth to be avoided.

[yendu bwam]

This would be like the stupid, stupid policy which allowed homosexuals a 'pass' on informing sexual partners about having contracted AIDs. (A policy, which, by the way, did more to spread AIDs than any other.)

[Polycarp]

Are abortion clinics in California exempt from reporting incidents of suspected child sexual abuse and statutory rape? His answer could set a precedent for abortion activities in other states. Your help is needed to convince the attorney general that, indeed, abortion clinics should abide by the state's reporting laws.

That big quake in Kalifornia feels closer everyday.

[FreeTally]

But the California Medical Board wasn't sure if a Planned Parenthood (PP) physician' s right to patient confidentiality trumps the state reporting mandate

You f'ing have to be kidding me. I mean, really.

[EODGUY]

While there are criminal penalties for doctors, police officers, social workers, nurses etc. not reporting suspected sexual assault, pp gets a pass from even having to report the suspected assault?

This world is going crazy and the left coast has a head start.

[EdReform]

BTTT

[Gophack]

There is no doubt in my mind that the pro-abort AG will issue a report that says a patients right to confidentiality is more important than the physician's obligation to report sexual abuse.

We are dooming children to lives of emotional conflict and psychological trouble because abortionists to not want to be held accountable. Money is more important than protecting the lives of children. But should we expect any different when they have such low disregard for human life? It starts at hate or indifference of the unborn, why should it end with the born?

[weegee]

They should still be prosecuted even if the law is changed. Currently it is in violation of the law.

[weegee]

Do doctors have to report shooting victims? If so, then where is the confidentiality?

[Salvation]

Not having to pay taxes, huh?

Exactly what should they pay then according to their deeds?

Look at the images at the bottom of the page. Then you can reply to my question.

[John Lenin]

I just heard Larry Elder doing a rant on another embarrawsment from California, Diane Feinswine. He said that DiFi made a statement in Europe that she was embarrassed to wear an Amerian flag lapel button. Elders was going bonkers about it, had people calling in who called DiFi's office to complain and that she is flip flopping all over the place on what it is she exactly said.

[victim soul]

FYI

[Polycarp]

I only have my general purpose (Catholic) ping list. I'm not sure if anyone is operating an "abortion ping list." I'll keep my eyes open.

RnMom,

Are you aware of a pro-life ping list?