Dr. Bex

And now what I wanted to do is kind of go through each of the claims that are standing right in front of the court right now, hoping that maybe we can talk a little bit about them and kind of see how we're feeling or thinking. And then that way, when the response comes or things change,

And now what I wanted to do is kind of go through each of the claims that are standing right in front of the court right now, hoping that maybe we can talk a little bit about them and kind of see how we're feeling or thinking. And then that way, when the response comes or things change,

And now what I wanted to do is kind of go through each of the claims that are standing right in front of the court right now, hoping that maybe we can talk a little bit about them and kind of see how we're feeling or thinking. And then that way, when the response comes or things change,

happen, then we can kind of keep going forward with the case and following along kind of in real time from there.

happen, then we can kind of keep going forward with the case and following along kind of in real time from there.

happen, then we can kind of keep going forward with the case and following along kind of in real time from there.

So now they're just going claim by claim and using all like kind of the legal terminology and really stating out why each of these claims should hold in their mind. And then I guess it goes to the defendants to come back and say if there's kind of legal precedent in cases that would justify dismissing any of these. And then the judge kind of decides. But at this point, this is where we stand.

So now they're just going claim by claim and using all like kind of the legal terminology and really stating out why each of these claims should hold in their mind. And then I guess it goes to the defendants to come back and say if there's kind of legal precedent in cases that would justify dismissing any of these. And then the judge kind of decides. But at this point, this is where we stand.

So now they're just going claim by claim and using all like kind of the legal terminology and really stating out why each of these claims should hold in their mind. And then I guess it goes to the defendants to come back and say if there's kind of legal precedent in cases that would justify dismissing any of these. And then the judge kind of decides. But at this point, this is where we stand.

So I'm just going to go complaint to complaint and then kind of let I have some questions for you specific to each one, just because, again, from our experiences and then my experiences, you know, as a physician, I think we kind of have a unique approach. ability to just kind of talk them through, I think, before we know where everything goes from here.

So I'm just going to go complaint to complaint and then kind of let I have some questions for you specific to each one, just because, again, from our experiences and then my experiences, you know, as a physician, I think we kind of have a unique approach. ability to just kind of talk them through, I think, before we know where everything goes from here.

So I'm just going to go complaint to complaint and then kind of let I have some questions for you specific to each one, just because, again, from our experiences and then my experiences, you know, as a physician, I think we kind of have a unique approach. ability to just kind of talk them through, I think, before we know where everything goes from here.

So the first complaint is a violation of federal civil rights. So again, like we talked about, we are in federal court for this case. So a lot of the claims are going to tie back to federal statutes or even amendments to the Constitution or things like this one goes into the American Disabilities Act.

So the first complaint is a violation of federal civil rights. So again, like we talked about, we are in federal court for this case. So a lot of the claims are going to tie back to federal statutes or even amendments to the Constitution or things like this one goes into the American Disabilities Act.

So the first complaint is a violation of federal civil rights. So again, like we talked about, we are in federal court for this case. So a lot of the claims are going to tie back to federal statutes or even amendments to the Constitution or things like this one goes into the American Disabilities Act.

So again, it's all going to kind of tie back to those kind of federal statutes when they make the claims. So the first one is a violation of federal civil rights, and this is on the unwarranted search and surveillance and the invasion of privacy. So the kind of the basis or the gist, if you read all of the parts of this portion of the complaint, are speaking more to the video surveillance.

So again, it's all going to kind of tie back to those kind of federal statutes when they make the claims. So the first one is a violation of federal civil rights, and this is on the unwarranted search and surveillance and the invasion of privacy. So the kind of the basis or the gist, if you read all of the parts of this portion of the complaint, are speaking more to the video surveillance.

So again, it's all going to kind of tie back to those kind of federal statutes when they make the claims. So the first one is a violation of federal civil rights, and this is on the unwarranted search and surveillance and the invasion of privacy. So the kind of the basis or the gist, if you read all of the parts of this portion of the complaint, are speaking more to the video surveillance.

So like we talked about last time, it was. Those, I believe at this point they were saying 38 days of video surveillance that occurred in the hospital room of Madison, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and involved the surveillance of Madison and her parents at any point that they were within the hospital room.

So like we talked about last time, it was. Those, I believe at this point they were saying 38 days of video surveillance that occurred in the hospital room of Madison, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and involved the surveillance of Madison and her parents at any point that they were within the hospital room.