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WRT > The usual mechanism to address this is to require more than one clinically trained person to agree, which holds them for a few days until it can be heard
by 75dvtwin 8y ago
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> The usual mechanism to address this is to require more than one clinically trained person to agree, which holds them for a few days until it can be heard in court and decided by a judge.
It seems the above would only work (meaning that it would prevent abuse) if:
a) the 'clinically trained persons' affiliate with different political fractions
b) there is no 'federal-level' oversight hammer that can strip them of their credentials for testifying against the wants of the currently ruling political fractions
c) The judiciary system overall is free from 'selective-outrage' ( Which is, unfortunately, some would say, not the case for US, Canada, France, UK, Australia, not even mentioning known oligarch/dictatorships countries out there )