Indian-origin doctor Jayant Patel likely to face new trials in Australia

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Indian-origin doctor Jayant Patel likely to face new trials in Australia
18 may 2011

Last year, Patel, dubbed as "Dr death" in Australian media, was jailed for seven years for the manslaughter of three patients and the grievous bodily harm of a fourth, while working at the Bundaberg hospital

MELBOURNE: Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel could face another trial relating to the alleged removal of a healthy gland from a patient's neck, an Australian court was informed on Friday.

Prosecutor Ross Martin SC confirmed in the Brisbane Supreme Court that the crown still intended to proceed with a charge of grievous bodily harm relating to patient Darcy Russell Blight.

"I have no reason not to, subject to any negotiations that might arise," Martin was quoted as saying by the Australian news agency AAP.

61-year-old Patel is now facing seven charges of fraud, and one of attempted fraud, relating to his application to work at Bundaberg Base Hospital.

It is also alleged Patel hid the fact that he had been found guilty of gross negligence in the US and was banned from performing oesophagectomies and some abdominal procedures.

Last year, Patel, dubbed as "Dr death" in Australian media, was jailed for seven years for the manslaughter of three patients and the grievous bodily harm of a fourth, while working at the Bundaberg hospital.

Patel, who has not been represented by his lawyers for the last two hearings, told the court he wanted the matters to proceed as quickly as possible.

Both matters were set down for review in a fortnight's time, after the deadline has passed for Patel to launch a High Court appeal relating to his convictions.



Source: Indo-Asian News Service
 

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Indian-origin doctor Jayant Patel likely to face new trials in Australia
18 may 2011

Last year, Patel, dubbed as "Dr death" in Australian media, was jailed for seven years for the manslaughter of three patients and the grievous bodily harm of a fourth, while working at the Bundaberg hospital

MELBOURNE: Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel could face another trial relating to the alleged removal of a healthy gland from a patient's neck, an Australian court was informed on Friday.

Prosecutor Ross Martin SC confirmed in the Brisbane Supreme Court that the crown still intended to proceed with a charge of grievous bodily harm relating to patient Darcy Russell Blight.

"I have no reason not to, subject to any negotiations that might arise," Martin was quoted as saying by the Australian news agency AAP.

61-year-old Patel is now facing seven charges of fraud, and one of attempted fraud, relating to his application to work at Bundaberg Base Hospital.

It is also alleged Patel hid the fact that he had been found guilty of gross negligence in the US and was banned from performing oesophagectomies and some abdominal procedures.

Last year, Patel, dubbed as "Dr death" in Australian media, was jailed for seven years for the manslaughter of three patients and the grievous bodily harm of a fourth, while working at the Bundaberg hospital.

Patel, who has not been represented by his lawyers for the last two hearings, told the court he wanted the matters to proceed as quickly as possible.

Both matters were set down for review in a fortnight's time, after the deadline has passed for Patel to launch a High Court appeal relating to his convictions.



Source: Indo-Asian News Service


It's only fraud mate we don't caught in terrorism like ahmed shazaid in USA. we got better repo than u (begristanis) in the world
 

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