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It would be very psychologically difficult for someone whose relative just died to accept a "blameless review", and if that review lead to a decision that a law
by msla 9y ago
It would be very psychologically difficult for someone whose relative just died to accept a "blameless review", and if that review lead to a decision that a lawsuit was unwarranted, well, that might make the relative angry enough to do something regrettable.
I agree that it's the right answer in a cold-blooded "improving the practice of medicine" sense, but laws have to take human behavior into account.
- pdpi 9y ago> It would be very psychologically difficult for someone whose relative just died to accept a "blameless review", Yet that's precisely what the aeronautic industry does.