Just got home. Listening in now.
Great audio thanks.
He makes a good argument.
Great audio thanks.
He makes a good argument.
HPRB August 2, 2016 Meeting Thread
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Magnumst
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- Mar 26, 2013
- 1,253
arbitrary and capricious.... 
cool... going good.
Magnumst
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- Mar 26, 2013
- 1,253
Yes!!!
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,749
Hogan could end all this crap..
Magnumst
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- Mar 26, 2013
- 1,253
This sounds familiar. He had a hearing a couple months ago?
Thanks for the update, just tuning in.
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
The cardiac surgeon case is somewhat of a replay. I remember the Board reading the MSP position, verbatim, into the record at a prior meeting, and then for some reason they stopped to schedule an in person hearing which seems to be happening now.
Where do the police keep there guns if they can't legally take them in someplace? Is there a 'right' or better answer to this question?
1. The MSP testimony about the alleged general hospital “policy” at Sinai is hearsay, and beyond that MSP has not shown that such policy, if any, would control over whatever separate agreement for privileges, etc., that the physician has directly with the hospital. Further, MSP has not shown that the physician could not obtain a waiver of any such alleged policy. There also is no testimony or evidence that hospital "policy" is controlling under Maryland law; this is merely an unsupported assertion by MSP.
2. It is not a question whether the doctor actually has narcotics, but whether he is perceived by potential attackers to have them.
3. Particularly for a cardiac surgeon, waiting for a security escort on the way into the operating room is a ludicrous proposition.
2. It is not a question whether the doctor actually has narcotics, but whether he is perceived by potential attackers to have them.
3. Particularly for a cardiac surgeon, waiting for a security escort on the way into the operating room is a ludicrous proposition.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,749
Listening to MSP, I just laughed recalling all the Pallozzi will fix everything talk...
Silent Partner
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give the Dr his permit
So there were just 3 cases heard tonight? Two of the cases, one was a boat captain (approved), and the other was the chief cardiac surgeon of a hospital and he was denied; did I hear this right?
Any idea of the grounds of the first case, does it appear anything is changing, or pretty much still status quo?
Any idea of the grounds of the first case, does it appear anything is changing, or pretty much still status quo?
Where is tonights meeting audio? Am I missing something?
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
The surgeons case was very disappointing. Two board members stepped up and basically said "carry rights for me but not for thee" despite enough similarity to prior cases that it would have been an easy one to overturn. I personally feel less safe as a Maryland citizen tonight knowing that he is walking around the city unarmed with his narcotic prescription pads.
I have an informal review coming up with MSP concerning restrictions. I am getting a little concerned.
basscat
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- Jul 23, 2012
- 1,397
Same chapter, different verse.
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