MADISON, WI – A family’s request to provide Ivermectin to a dying relative in a hospital with COVID pneumonia was effectively denied by the Wisconsin Supreme Court earlier in October, according to reports.
Said denial came in the form of the Wisconsin Supreme Court refusing to approve a petition to bypass the appeals court’s decision to impose a stay on the circuit court’s order that would’ve allowed the patient to be treated with Ivermectin while the courts figured out whether the courts could impose hospitals to render treatments that the hospital doesn’t endorse.
TIRED OF THE ADS? BECOME A PREMIUM USER TODAY!!
Dissenting Wisconsin Supreme Court Judges After Majority Refuses Man Ivermectin https://t.co/ypKHCTRzLi via @gatewaypundit
— citizen🇺🇸817🇺🇸 (@Citizen817) October 28, 2021
MORE NEWS: Leftist Women Not Being Able To Define What A Woman Is Shows Just How Crazy They Are [VIDEO]
The case in question is Allen Gahl v. Aurora Health, where Gahl filed the case in early October on behalf of John Zingsheim – a man dying from Covid-related pneumonia who was prescribed Ivermectin by a physician not authorized to work at the Aurora Medical Center, where Zingsheim is currently on a ventilator.
On October 14th, following the circuit court hearing the case, Gahl and Aurora Health signed on to a draft agreement that would allow Zingsheim to be administered Ivermectin at the hospital, so long that Gahl could locate a doctor to physically administer it and absolve Aurora Health from all liability if the treatment goes south.
Yet on the same day, the court of appeals granted Aurora Health’s petition and memorandum for leave to appeal the circuit court’s decision and took it a step further by issuing a stay on the circuit court’s order, thereby also nullifying the draft agreement that both parties signed.
Come October 20th, Gahl filed an emergency petition to bypass the court of appeals so that the state Supreme Court could immediately hear the case. The rationale for such bypass was due to the fact that Zingsheim does not have the luxury of time that can pass while courts ponder cases.
But on October 25th, in a 4-3 decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to grant the bypass, which left the stay imposed by the appeals court in effect – meaning Zingsheim will not be afforded any such Ivermectin treatment.
The justices who denied the petitioned bypass were Ann Walsh Bradley, Rebeca Frank Dallet, Brian Hagedorn, and Jill Karofsky.
In a scathing dissenting opinion drafted by Justice Rebecca Bradley, with Chief Justice Annette Ziegler and Justice Patience Roggensack joining, she condemned the inaction of her peers on the bench. She pointed out that the case literally was a matter of life and death:
“Judicial decisions have consequences. While every judicial decision must be well-grounded in the law, in this case, nothing in the law supports the court of appeals’ decision nor compels this court’s inaction. The likely consequences of those unreasoned decisions is irrevocable, irreversible, and grave harm inflicted on Mr. Zingsheim.”
Join the Discussion
COMMENTS POLICY: We have no tolerance for messages of violence, racism, vulgarity, obscenity or other such discourteous behavior. Thank you for contributing to a respectful and useful online dialogue.
do NOT go to the emergency room or hospital….they will kill you
Just go in there and give the damn IVM themselves and punch anyone trying to stop them!
I was in the hospital for a month I almost didn’t make but I was was given rendenzavir and now I have to worry that sometime down the road in gonna kidney failure and my medical advocate asked if I could be given ivermectin ,but was to it hospital protocol per CDC, while in the hospital I felt like a lab rat cause the doctors would come in and ask how you doing check my lungs and leave this was after two and a half weeks in the hospital and after all five doses of rendensivir, now I’m kind of scared my kidneys are going to fail.
Is this man still alive? If he’s going to die anyway, what harm can come from giving him IVM? Are they afraid it will be more positive publicity for IVM?
This sounds like what the pharmaceutical companies did with oxycontin – pressuring all medical providers to use it and threatening them if they didn’t. Thanks to the documentary, “Dopesick”, I know even more than before how disgustingly, savagely and sinfully is our Big Pharma.