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newswatcher wrote:PkrBum wrote:Due process is a constitutional legal requirement inside of the judicial system... a doctor may testify as to his medical findings or expert opinion... but that is not due process in itself.
What this will do to some is to keep them from getting help that they may really need fearing that their doctor is now an agent for the government...As far as violent felons and domestic abuse convictions not being allowed to have guns...no problem....These violators are exacly who should be targeted and not law abiding citizens...Lastly...what's going to happen to returning veterans and other veterans that are or have been treated to PTSD?...Will they be denied their rights after fighting to protect those rights?...Again..this may cause those that need help to shy away from helping themselves...
yep, there were letters that went out about the PTSD already i think we discussed a little.
and pkr, this man may not have had due process, because you could spend two days at a mental facility being put there by a officer or a loved one and come out not diagnosed with anything. its hard to say with knowing all the info. but its possible for this to happen. i think newswatcher brings up some good points here. about two things, veterans and then people not getting treatment for fear of the doctor rats.