Not only that but he even points out that it specified the LOSING party which would be the defendent in the a criminal trial. You don't really rule in favor or against the state in a criminal trial, only the defendent.
There's a reason being homosexual was an instant firing offense or loss of security clearance for basically ever, and it wasn't just because they could be easily blackmailed.
Sadly they violated his maranda rights and chain of custody of the evidence, so he'll walk. If nothing else, SOMEONE in the Jury will nullify it.
Price disclosure would result in a lot of things healing themselves. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Thread for ongoing volcano shenanigans.
dang, some president should make an order about hospitals putting out their prices or something
You know what, dude? That's one of the smartest suggestions I've ever read or heard.
If Luigi argues what the CEO was doing was effectively murder then the court has to decide to make it legal precedence that it is or isn't. I am perfectly fine if they decide that starving someone to death or denying them lifesaving care isn't murder because then we can legally and openly make plans to do it to the CEOs.
Lmao absolutely pathetic. Theater kids, all of them. They want it to be the Civil Rights Era so badly. I hate how education has basically deified that era.
Not to power level, but my eyes were opened when my first child was born. There was confusion at the hospital as to how my child was covered so they sent me a bill. $24k, but they would take $18.5k cash with a number to call to negotiate that. My health insurance paid $36k. Yes, you all read that correctly.
Have you considered posting articles about it and trying to get a discussion going?
The Wisconsin SC one closes at 8pm their time, that's probably the only big one. Nothing going on that I see really yet except the same old 'our are lines are bigger than theirs' back and forth still. I'm wondering if it'll be a blowout for the dem or something they'll be able to squeak/cheat to pull off. The momentum swung hard the last week, but there was a lot of early voting. Do they still have vote by mail there?
My dawg, people are financing Chipotle burritos and you think we are on the verge of medical price disclosure?
Protip: You don't have to pay medical bills if the services are already rendered. It's hard for them to show up on credit history and even if they do most financial institutions ignore them when making decisions about you. Hospitals are not allowed to refuse service for previous bills. Their only recourse is to require payment up front before rendering services and that's only allowed if the procedure is not considered life saving.
If you finance a burrito, you deserve whatever happens as a result.
The FL special election situation is pretty serious and I hope the WI SC thing goes right. I know that WI still does absentee ballot vote-by-mail but I don't know about anything else.
