A Virginia judge has ruled that the Fauquier Hospital was in contempt of the court for refusing to administer Ivermectin to the patient. The hospital would also be liable to pay $10,000 for each day it fails to administer Ivermectin, retroactive to the date of the court’s injunction.
The hospital announced Tuesday that it had intent of following the court order after a judge found Fauquier Hospital in Virginia in contempt of a lawsuit filed by a patient with Covid-19 who had been denied from being prescribed Ivermectin.
Christopher Davis, the son of the patient in question Kathleen Davis, told the Fauquier Times that at 8:45 p.m., the woman was given two doses of Ivermectin.
This happened after Judge James. P. Fisher of Virginia's 20th Judicial Court signed a ruling Monday that portrayed Fauquier Hospital in contempt of court for “needlessly interposing requirements that stand in the way of the patient’s desired physician administering investigational drugs as part of the...
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