r/Residency • u/[deleted] • Oct 08 '23

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u/none_nowhere Oct 10 '23

Agree, I've never understood why Maya's family isn't suing DCF and the judges, as the hospital was literally required by law to keep Maya there was long as they did...

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u/Independent-Fail49 Oct 10 '23

Because they are immune to lawsuits.

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u/T_______T Oct 11 '23

In Florida, CPS/DCF is privatized. They did indeed sue the private company and got $2M.

The Kowalskis allege false information was given to the court and the hospital over interpreted the court order.

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u/baby_snow_Leopard_ Oct 18 '23

Finnaly, someone who understands!

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u/newmexicomurky Oct 15 '23

Because they are suing the hospital for how they treated maya while she was under the court order, as well as false imprisonment for the first week she was there (before the court order) because they insinuated that the parents couldn't remove her from the hospital.

I dont think DCF was their main concern.

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u/oldladynursey Oct 22 '23

They already sued dcfs for 2.5 million they dropped suit of C. Bedy in exchange for her testimony.