...as a witness.
its a nervewracking and scary thought
and there's that hint of excitement to it too.
its a case against one of my colleagues who has been slapped with malpractice suit by our department.
it started on a small case, he was reprimanded slowly,and privately, but no advice nor supervising could get him to accept his poor practice. he was very arrogant, and refused to apologise to the people concerned and refused to be worked in constant supervision (albeit temporarily until he is safe to be on his own again).
he thought he was already too big to be told off.
he thought he was above the rest of the staff and came in late, and did shortcuts with his treatment. this when he was treating people in hospital.
its really sad. he wasnt actually a bad person.
only, he got too big for his shoes.
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everyone has a past
some sweeter than others,
and some tainted with
colour.
and is heavy on the senses.
6 comments:
chel, this would be a totally different experience...kaning being in court as a witness. good luck, chel. =)
*hugs*
oh, how exciting! i love watching courtroom dramas, so i view this as a wonderful thing! goodluck chelo! how wonderful to be part of upholding justice.
chel, this would be a totally different experience...kaning being in court as a witness. good luck, chel. =)
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mao gyud..kulbaan gyud ko...daghan mi sa akongmga kauban sa work, but really, its very scary because in what i say, it could make this man lose his license to practice...paets.
*hugs*
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thanks for the hugs ai=) *kulba* hahaha=)
oh, how exciting! i love watching courtroom dramas, so i view this as a wonderful thing! goodluck chelo! how wonderful to be part of upholding justice.
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me too patricia, i love courtroom dramas but kulba man diay when youre involved...although i should look at it this way; to uphold justice.
i'll let you know the outcome...=)
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