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A Florida judge on Monday blocked a just-approved state constitutional amendment that would yank the license of doctors who commit three acts of medical malpractice, saying some aspects of it need to be clarified, most likely by the Legislature or by the courts, before it can take effect. The amendment, known informally as the "three strikes for bad doctors" measure, was approved by 70 percent of voters earlier this month.
November 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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