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If we can charge doctors for something like this level of negligence. We should be able to charge judges for similar things.

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>A Florida doctor now faces manslaughter charges years after he allegedly removed the wrong organ from a patient, leading to their death. Dr Thomas Shaknovsky was charged with second-degree manslaughter on Monday for the August 2024 death of Bill Bryan, a 70-year-old man from Alabama. Bryan and his wife, who works in healthcare, had been vacationing along the Emerald Coast in Florida when he got a pain in his abdomen. While in the hospital, Bryan was talked into a surgery to remove his spleen after the doctor allegedly wouldn't allow Bryan to visit his own doctor back home.

If we can charge doctors for something like this level of negligence. We should be able to charge judges for similar things. Archive: https://archive.today/bqW5E From the post: >>A Florida doctor now faces manslaughter charges years after he allegedly removed the wrong organ from a patient, leading to their death. Dr Thomas Shaknovsky was charged with second-degree manslaughter on Monday for the August 2024 death of Bill Bryan, a 70-year-old man from Alabama. Bryan and his wife, who works in healthcare, had been vacationing along the Emerald Coast in Florida when he got a pain in his abdomen. While in the hospital, Bryan was talked into a surgery to remove his spleen after the doctor allegedly wouldn't allow Bryan to visit his own doctor back home.
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This happened a while back. Mofo removed the patient's LIVER and not the SPLEEN.
The doctor pressured staff to document spleen and kept calling the explanted liver a large spleen". He was known to commit fatal surgical errors and the hospital said nothing.

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Yeah, that fuck should have been in jail analog time ago. He must have gotten his medical license in India.