You posted that as some kinda gotcha. something about the story sounded off so I started digging. It took some effort to find out who the judge was. I listed him and those involved in appointing him because 'muh trump' etc
Nobody knew who the judge was or who appointed him.
And the supreme...
So you're saying democrats bad for appointing the judge. You did not know who the judge was or who appointed him when posting, so what made the article relevant to US politics?
How is this related to US politics?
Judge Edward S. Kiel handled this case, he was recommended by Dem Senators Cory Booker and Bob Menendez to President Joe Biden who appointed him. During his confirmation vote all but one democrat voted in favour and zero republicans.
The judge was following...
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/08/12/science/nasa-astronaut-mike-fincke-retires
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke leaves agency months after medical emergency in space
Longtime NASA astronaut Mike Fincke is stepping away from his role at the space agency. The news comes months after he experienced a...
I wonder if they're going to investigate the police for their role in investigating a journalist and telling him to stop contacting Arday. They don't like press freedom it seems.
Torti v. Van Horn is an outlier, the laws wrt good samaritans were strengthened after that case. If she did nothing she would have been fine though.
The stats wrt cases involving CPR apply to medically trained people (emt, doctors etc) and not members of the public.
The US has good samaritan laws shielding members of the public that provide assistance to people in medical emergencies.
Some countries have duty to rescue laws, if you don't help you can be held liable.
SA has neither of those laws, here they rob you while you lie dying.