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January 17, 2008
The fascinating "Flea"
Eric Turkewitz interviews Dr. Robert Lindeman, the Boston-based pediatrician who caused quite a stir last year when the Boston Globe broke the story that he was the anonymous blogger nicknamed "Flea" who was blogging a medical malpractice trial while participating as a defendant. One of Dr. Lindeman's answers even has a Houston twist:
A hypothetical question: You've been called for jury duty and the case involves a question of medical malpractice. What will you tell the attorneys during the jury selection process about your ability to sit impartially?Answer: "I will tell them that Roger Clemens will admit to using performance-enhancing drugs before I will able to sit impartially on a malpractice jury."
Posted by Tom at January 17, 2008 12:03 AM
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