“The trial should proceed tomorrow morning,” he said. “He didn’t go to a walk-in clinic and get a note on a prescription pad, your honour,” Palleschi said.Īs prosecutor John Flaherty put it, however, the situation is “wholly unsatisfactory,” with a serious criminal prosecution being stalled by “hearsay and generalized suggestions, buttressed by a family physician’s letter.”
He made a point of mentioning one doctor’s training in palliative care.
He described Kaczmarczyk’s ailments as very serious, not an effort to stall or delay the inevitable. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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