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United States v. Anand: Pioneering the Legal Frontier – A Watershed Moment in Shaping Future Legal Precedents

by Guest Author | Dec, Mon, 2023 | Convicted physician | 0 comments

In the ever-evolving landscape of legal disputes, few cases have the potential to shape the future of jurisprudence quite like United States v. Anand. This groundbreaking legal saga, centered around the deployment of cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) and data...

L. Joseph Parker, MD conviction

by Linda Cheek, MD | Jul, Wed, 2023 | Convicted physician | 8 comments

Here is an example of how the government misconstrues the truth to present an addiction format to the jury in trials of doctors in line with their addiction propaganda. In November, 2022, after the Ruan/Kahn decision, 58 y/o primary care physician Joseph Parker, MD of...

Donald Siao, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Jul, Tue, 2023 | Convicted physician | 1 comment

Donald Siao, MD, 58 y/o, an independent, minority family practice physician in San Jose CA and a 1990 graduate of Stanford University Medical School, was charged in 2021 based on the Controlled Substance Act, with being a drug pusher for prescribing opioids to...

Terence Sasaki, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Mar, Fri, 2023 | Convicted physician | 10 comments

Terence Sasaki MD was a neurologist in Elmhurst, NY. So how could he be convicted of violation of the Controlled Substance Act in the state of Ohio, a state that he had never been in or flew over before his trial? Listen to his story: Whistleblower Dr Sasaki had...

David Suetholz, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Mar, Thu, 2023 | Convicted physician | 7 comments

Dr. David Suetholz, MD, 74, is a family medicine doctor who practiced in Ft Mitchell, KY. Suetholz also served in the Kenton County Coroner’s Office for over 40 years, 30 of which he served as coroner. He retired from that position in June 2021 but continued his...

Freeda Flynn, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Jan, Tue, 2023 | Convicted physician | 7 comments

In spite of the Ruan/Kahn SCOTUS decision, the CDC guidelines revision, and any other platform used by other advocates in the War on Doctors and Pain Patients, another doctor was convicted and will be going to prison. When are people going to get behind what is needed...