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Re: Sexual assualt or not? From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com) Sat Dec 19 17:00:25 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Gloria Lemay: "Polyhydramnios treated with calcium/magnesium" Previous message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal" In reply to: andrelat@vega.ivic.qc.ca: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal" Next in thread: Dr. David R. McCoubrey: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal" right and they cashier the bomber pilot while the commander - in - chief walks. no wonder folks refer to 'military intelligence' as an oxymoron. just my opinion, i could be wrong. a Happy and a Merry to all. Art At Sat, 19 Dec 1998, William D. McIntosh, MD wrote: > >Consensual sex between two individuals that have some obstacle to such >a relationship is always problematic, not only for them, but for the >doctors that become involved. I was peripherally involved in a case in >the Military Justice system. A military policeman on rounds comes upon >a semi-clothed woman and a fully clothed man in a stair well engaged in >passionate kissing. The MP queries the couple, both drunk, only to >discover the woman is enlisted, and the man is an officer (both single). >For those of you not familiar with the US Military Code of Justice, any >sexual contact between an officer and enlisted personnel is illegal. We >have been having any number of scandals about this of late. > The MP concludes that a crime has been committed, and brings the woman >to the ER. His boss, the Provost Marshall, orders the OB/GYN on duty to >perform a forensic exam. The woman confides to the the doctor that she >did indeed have sex, that it was consensual, and she refuses the exam. >The doctor then informs the PM that no exam will occur. The PM loses >his temper, arrests the doctor for obstructing justice, but is forced to >release the woman for lack of evidence. The doctor was eventually >released, but got to have the ass chewing of a life time from the >Commanding General of the base, and the lack of cooperation was >reflected in the subsequent fitness report (an regular evaluation made >of all officers; promotions are heavily dependent on having good ones). > It's not too often that you hear of the doctor being punished more >harshly than the alleged perpetrator. > >-- >William D. McIntosh, MD >Clarksville, TN > -- art fougner, md SonoScan/Genetic Sciences forest hills, ny evsono@pipeline.com Next message: Gloria Lemay: "Polyhydramnios treated with calcium/magnesium" Previous message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal" In reply to: andrelat@vega.ivic.qc.ca: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal" Next in thread: Dr. David R. McCoubrey: "Re: ******Merry Christmas ******* Feliz Natal"

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