Ken Smith wrote:
So you weren't judged to be a danger to your chosen profession?
In other words, he was PERCEIVED to be a danger to his chosen profession.
But he refused to submit to the psychological examination they asked him to
take, presumably because he was afraid of what the doctors might find.
Ken thinks it was his Constitutional right. But Denver Federal District
Court and the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals disagree.
From: Theodore A. Kaldis (kaldis@worldnet.att.net)
But I never said that. Liar. I only said it was an alternate explanation.
BTW, ready to eat that crow yet?