Congresswoman shot in Arizona

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

Actually there is another possibility, but it's almost equally remote. If a person reveals to a medical professional that he's going to commit a crime, then patient confidentiality is waived.

For example: Mr. Bundy tells his psychiatrist that he's going to kill his neighbour, then store his meat in the freezer at his house. Said psychiatrist is obliged to inform the authorities.

I think that may already be the case.

Actually, I know it is, but it doesn't work, if said nutbag has no doctor.

JC

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

I think that may already be the case.

Actually, I know it is, but it doesn't work, if said nutbag has no doctor.

JC

Sorry, that's what I was saying; that this is already the case. It also doesn't work if said nut-job doesn't say to his doctor, "I can't make next week's appointment, because I've got plans to run through a shopping mall with a katana. Can we reschedule?"

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

Sorry, that's what I was saying; that this is already the case. It also doesn't work if said nut-job doesn't say to his doctor, "I can't make next week's appointment, because I've got plans to run through a shopping mall with a katana. Can we reschedule?"

Have you been talking to my boss?

I said it like Lucy Lu on Kill Bill....Katananananannanananananannanana

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Trip

Have you been talking to my boss?

I said it like Lucy Lu on Kill Bill....Katananananannanananananannanana

You'll have to be specific. I talk to lots of people. Unfortunately some of them can't be seen by others.