The doctor

It is not uncommon for an insurance company to fire a doctor, even less than a doctor, for signing half of the drawings of an entire professional group, and for these drawings to be huge in periods of labor conflict supported by their signature. The doctor must think … In the possibility of him becoming a necessary accomplice in the blackmail of the police, and consequently in the defrauding of the public treasury that would result if what he proves does not match the truth. It is supposed to be worthy of a moral court, lest the doctor misinterpret that part of the Hippocratic Oath which says: “I will do it for the good of the sick,” and ignore the other part which continues: “I save myself from all voluntary injustice and from all corruption.”