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the issue before the court is not about the existence of psychotronic weapons or about how other professionals might treat Ms. Kurdina for her symptoms. Ms. Kurdina is entitled to her belief that such weapons exist and that she has been the victim of them. The issue is whether Dr. Gratzer was negligent as a psychiatrist, and that is an issue that must be decided based on relevant evidence about the standard of care of psychiatrists
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the standard of care of psychiatry is measured by the standard of care of
practitioners of psychiatry and not by the standard of care of toxicologists or
by practitioners of other disciplines of knowledge that believe in the existence
of effects from psychotronic weapons
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David Scrimshawthe issue before the court is not about the existence of psychotronic weapons or about how other professionals might treat Ms. Kurdina for her symptoms. Ms. Kurdina is entitled to her belief that such weapons exist and that she has been the victim of them. The issue is whether Dr. Gratzer was negligent as a psychiatrist, and that is an issue that must be decided based on relevant evidence about the standard of care of psychiatrists
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the standard of care of psychiatry is measured by the standard of care of
practitioners of psychiatry and not by the standard of care of toxicologists or
by practitioners of other disciplines of knowledge that believe in the existence
of effects from psychotronic weapons
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