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You should probably still try to sue each medical practitioner individually. Even in the 1980s, a doctor wouldn't interfere with something like preventing a mul
by snailmailstare 2y ago
You should probably still try to sue each medical practitioner individually. Even in the 1980s, a doctor wouldn't interfere with something like preventing a mule from private lavatory use. If a new generation is dumb, there's only one recourse offered for fixing them.
- ty6853 2y agoYes Ashley Cervantes, who was finger raped by doctors at the same hospital as me by the same CBP did that. She lost as judges ruled doctors basically become deputized and are non medical unofficial police when directed to a warrantless search. https://holdcbpaccountable.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/cervantes-v-united-state_response-to-mfsj.pdf https://holdcbpaccountable.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/ce... Lawyers involved told me they'd given up and wouldn't take my case. The trouble is it is medical when you challenge the police search, and nonmedical when you challenge the medical care. The judges and police created a catch 22.
- snailmailstare 2y agoAh, wow, sometimes I forget why I won't even visit that 'country'.
- abtinf 2y agoYou might consider contacting the Institute for Justice, which specializes in pro bono cases like yours.