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dameatball

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2. actually it is against the law. Patients have the right to vote, make some healthcare decisions,

Reply to GoneOffShore (Original post)

Thu Nov 8, 2018, 05:06 PM

Nov 2018

send and receive mail, etc. I suppose in some extreme cases there may be exceptions, but it doesn't sound like this was anything but a clearly illegal set of actions.

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Georgia voter suppression in a nursing home. [View all] GoneOffShore Nov 2018 OP

There. Is. No. Bottom. Stargleamer Nov 2018 #1

actually it is against the law. Patients have the right to vote, make some healthcare decisions, dameatball Nov 2018 #2

The woman who this happened to has contacted the ACLU GoneOffShore Nov 2018 #4

Sorry to double post, but any state licensed nursing home or mental health facility probably has a dameatball Nov 2018 #3