After nurse’s arrest, Utah lawmakers will draft a bill that clarifies when police can draw someone’s blood
“Why not just enforce existing laws? If nurse Wubbles had NOT posted the You Tube Video, NOTHING would have happened despite existing code that should have protected her and her patient. “Wubbels’ attorney, Karra Porter, said Wednesday that she is not opposed to legislation on the issue but that “the law already clearly prohibits what the officers were doing and that didn’t stop them.” “This is an important issue,” said Rep. Craig Hall, a West Valley City Republican who is sponsoring the legislation. “I think that it will help medical facilities, help law enforcement if we can all get on the same page as to when it’s appropriate to take blood [and] when it’s not appropriate to take blood. I think it will serve everybody well.”
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