That would certainly make a difference. This administration has shown that they absolutely respect judges and the rule of law, and I’m sure they’d comply immediately. There’s no way they’d file endless motions and appeals in order to achieve their ends regardless.
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In fact, you cannot just go into hospitals and start checking rooms one by one.
You can start but may not finish.
I did 234 and 236, he’s not there.
I’ll check those refrigerators in the basement.
A judge could order similar though.
That would certainly make a difference. This administration has shown that they absolutely respect judges and the rule of law, and I’m sure they’d comply immediately. There’s no way they’d file endless motions and appeals in order to achieve their ends regardless.
For what reason? A sick person is in a hospital and no law has been broken.
Why not? I didn’t ask anyone last several times I went to the hospital, I just walked in and went down the hall. Who is going to stop you?
Unless it’s a quarantine area, or possibly ICU but even ICU wasn’t an issue to just walk through.
But I would think the telling sign would be someone outside in a suit. Wouldn’t he have some protection or guard?
What kind of reality do you live in where you think you can just start going room to room in a hospital looking for someone?
There are a number of new accounts in this thread posting absurdly incorrect shit; I think the machinery is getting warmed up for the midterms.