Catholic Hospital Says Fetus Isn't Human Life

Completely ignore my relevant point. Okay.

Didn't see anything relevant other than bashing the Catholic Church for being hypocritical and flip-flopping on a law that they've been working to defeat. Nothing of relevance in a legal case.

Although my job does not deal specifically with criminal justice, I do in fact have to talk with lawyers on a daily basis concerning tax law. It's the same jargon pretty much. Foot in your mouth twice now.

And if we're going off of experience based off of association and talking to tax lawyers (the reality: similar jargon, different execution), then I'd be just as experienced given the fact that I've taken two classes on American law with both of my professors being in the legal profession (one a Supreme Court judge in Missouri). I'm still in regular contact with these people. I've also sat in on numerous court martials as well.

Just because you talk with them, doesn't mean you have actual experience. Theory is one thing and execution is another.

I'm sorry, would you care to point where you read that? I feel like you're trying make up statements to benefit your argument.

Same place where you found it, different interpretations. Facts and circumstances is everything in law, which you should know from all your talks with tax lawyers. From my research, all I've found was a blocked artery. It's hard to say whether or not that blocked artery can be attributed to stress, bad luck, or bad life habits. There's not really enough information out there to determine whether or not you can attribute the pregnancy playing a role (or at least for a judge) in any way to her death.

Again, if you watched the video or actually looked for the article you would see they are in fact suing for malpractice, which would have been a legitimate correction you could have used.

Didn't watch the full extent of the video. Also, the same article used by TYT uses malpractice and wrongful death (manslaughter) interchangeably. The description of the video uses wrongful death and then within the first ten seconds of the video, the anchor uses malpractice. It's a mere distinction, hence why I didn't correct it.

But real actual last post this time. im srs. supa srs.