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Old May 15, 2004, 11:43 AM
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Wouldn't administering lethal injection be a violation of the Nurse Practice Act?

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Old May 15, 2004, 06:36 PM
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Yes I think you're right jailRN. Lethal injection is probably a violation of the Nurse Practice Act. Therefore, it might be best to just go ahead and release the inmate into the custody of the "victims" family members.I'm sure the'victims" family members will know what to do with the inmate. :hatparty:

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Originally Posted by sbic56
No one ever said McVeigh was a great anything, but by saying that killing people would be your "dream job" is competing with that same depravity.
how long have you worked in corrections? and Are you from california?

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No good can come of this thread (and I'm sorry I missed it the first time...)

Closed - clearly outside of the corrections nursing scope, and we are there to treat, not punish.

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