Credit: Bon jovi/Shutterstock.com Texas Appeals Court: Judge Had No Authority to Order Ivermectin for Patient Suffering From COVID-19 Aftereffects
"The judiciary is called upon to serve in black robes, not white coats," Chief Justice Bonnie Sudderth wrote on behalf of the Court of Appeals for the Second Appellate District of Texas.
November 22, 2021 at 03:11 PM
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Health Care Law
A Texas appeals court ruled last week that doctors at Fort Worth-area hospital can't be forced to administer Ivermectin to treat a law enforcement officer suffering from coronavirus aftereffects.
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