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Nurse/attorney.

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@PatriotHQ No, a jury verdict does not create a legal precedent.

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@SqSehrish Twist

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@GigaBeers Under Michigan law, health care licensees can be professionally disciplined by the Board of Nursing for “poor moral character.” Threatening to kill someone fits the bill. Also, if she is providing home care to the elderly and disabled, she has no direct supervision. Dangerous

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@BonillaJL

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@TheKevinDalton She has a pathological need for money and attention.

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@JebraFaushay Ferret Face looks so excited.

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@julhat Wouldn’t it have been easier (not to mention more attractive) if she just vomited on the cake?

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@JebraFaushay Did she audition for a role in What About Mary?

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@VicToensing @HDjoutsa70694 She received an Ed.D., not a Ph.D. Big difference. Her “research paper” (not a dissertation) is so pathetic it would make a high school student cringe. And her arrogance in insisting everyone address her as “Dr.” ? Don’t get me started.

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@MattWallace888 I heard her lawyers missed the appeal deadline by one day. Looks like she will be serving the time she deserves.

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@Yoda4ever “The goat ate my homework.”

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@USATRUMPMAN1 Shine on you crazy diamond.

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@itslinklauren Someone get her a sandwich.

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@herseye1muhalif @ntahabercom Likely referring to HELLP syndrome, a condition that occurs late in pregnancy and causes hemolysis, low platelets and elevated liver enzymes.

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@Beno10_MFC D. The bowl is rounded at the bottom.

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@Brookltnwilliw The ABA can’t disbar lawyers. Total BS

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@OneOutOf4 Taco. I went to high school with him in Belgium.

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@miikebates @unlimited_ls There is generally no “sentence reduction” in Michigan. The defendant is given a sentencing range, such as 40 to 60 years. This means he must serve 40 years before being considered for release.

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@martboficial @AnaLuizaValrio1 So true! The beer can scene was one of the best ever.

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@CNviolations He won’t hump her leg.