High court to review mental health advocacy suit
The Supreme Court says it will decide whether Virginia’s advocate for the mentally ill can force state officials to provide records relating to deaths and injuries at state mental health facilities.
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Supreme Court to review mental health advocate’s lawsuit against Virginia officials
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says it will decide whether Virginia’s advocate for the mentally ill can force state officials to provide records relating to deaths and injuries at state mental health facilities.
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Polish court backs Komorowski in candidates’ health-care spat
Warsaw – Presidential candidate Jaroslaw Kaczynski incorrectly described his opponent’s views on health care and must issue a public clarification on the matter, a Warsaw district court ruled Wednesday….
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File report on Raju’s health: Court tells hospital
The last report on his health was submitted on April 17.
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Court seeks fresh report on Raju’s health
Raju, the prime accused in the multi-crore financial fraud in Satyam Computers, who is undergoing treatment for Hepatitis C at the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences, is not attending the court proceedings since September last year citing health reasons.
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Kroger and Kulongoski Say Oregon Going to Court To Defend Federal Health Care Bill
Last week, Oregon Attorney General John Kroger said he would explore the possibility of filing a legal brief on behalf of the state in support of the new federal health care bill. Today, Kroger and Gov. Ted Kulongoski announced that the State of Oregon will in fact take legal action in court to defend the constitutionality of [...]
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Quorum Court opens bids for worker health insurance
Few action items were on the agenda of the March 18 Quorum Court meeting. However, the justices of the peace are bracing for the annual round of bids on health insurance coverage for county employees.
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Health Care Court Challenge
13 attorneys general from across the country, including Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida, have filed court documents challenging the recently passed health care bill.
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