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Re: Epidural "in the arm"From: Gail Graham (GA12L@aol.com)Wed May 31 17:24:00 2006
RModugno@aol.com wrote: > "The case file is to be examined by the Crown Prosecution Service to > "determine the extent of criminal liability, if any, that exists on the > part of either the individuals concerned or the trust itself," > > Criminal liability? That doesn't even happen in the good ol' USA!. All > medical liability is civil - thank God! Sorry, Robert, being a bit stupid where legal terminology is concerned I don't know the difference between civil and criminal liability. Anyone care to enlighten me? Gail
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