Archive for: January 2008

Associated Press article about the Kansas Board of Healing Arts (aka the medical board, aka the KASBAH) reneged on an earlier agreement with the Pain Relief Network to forego action against Dr. Schneider\’s license until a full hearing of the facts could be had.

Blog post about the Pain Relief Network, the Dr. Schneider trials in Kansas, PRN\’s favorite music video, and KAKE TV coverage of PRN in Kansas – The Controlled Substances Act is UNCONSTITIONAL. Links to related news items provided.

Associated Press article about legal actions in State Court by the patients of the federally indicted Dr. Schneider, in effort to prevent forced closing of the clinic and consequent abandonment of the pain patients cared for there.

Blog post collection of news articles about the federal prosecution of pain doctor Schneider, the patients consequently abandoned to disabling un-treated pain, and about the legal and PR actions of the Pain Relief Network in support of these patients.

Associated Press article about injunction filed in State Court by the patients of the federally indicted Dr. Schneider, protecting his license to practice till all the facts can be heard.

Blog post about Pain Relief Network suing the government regarding the Dr. Schneider case. PRN seeks to enjoin the State Medical Board from taking action against Dr. Schneider\’s medical license.

The judge wouldn’t sign the Temporary Restraining Order, but prior to the administrative hearing, our attorney agreed with the KASBAH board attorney to put off acting against Dr. Schneider’s license until we have a full hearing. This means that for the first time since PRN started operating, we were able to actually intervene in the destruction of a clinic and its patients. [...]

Blog post about Utah AG Brett Tolman, who has indicted several pain doctors as drug dealers, including Dr. Warren Stack, and now Dr. Ray Taylor, whose Initial Media Smear is just now beginning. Prosecutor Tolman has discovered what AG Tom Corbett (Pennsylvania) already knows very well: shooting doctors caught in the Controlled Substances Act barrel is just too easy, too profitable, too fun to forgo.

Blog post of article from Witchita Eagle (AP) about the mistreatment of Dr. Schneider in federal custody.

Chronic pain patient experience of abuse and neglect from a medical system distorted by drug war law enforcement imperatives placed on physicians.