I don't know how the law works in Texas, but when a person is accused or convicted of any sort of crime (let alone homocide), shouldn't there be restrictions placed on thier thier licence or don't they have to wait a certain amount of time (it can't be five months based on what he's being investagated for) before they return to thier work?!
I mean for goodnes sake...in most countries they do police checks on people before they get hired for a job and if a person has been accused or convicted of something small like shoplifting, they will not be hired.
This man has been accused and is under investagation for homocide and he is allowed to return to treating patients?
Records indicate that he admitted to administering the drug that led to the death of his patient, Michael Jackson.
Just trying to wrap my head around this.
Two words come to mind...HIGHLY UNETHICAL.