RaDonda Vaught sentencing

The spontaneous movement by nurses and health care workers in support of her cause is a healthy and progressive response to the deepening crisis in health. Vaughts sentencing has been set for May 13.

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RaDonda Vaught has been found guilty of abuse of an impaired adult.

. RaDonda Vaught was found guilty on Friday of two charges criminally negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired adult. Ashley Bartholomew 36 a Tampa Florida nurse who followed the trial through YouTube and Twitter echoed the fear of many. Some feel so strongly about the verdict that they left their job.

After a brief deliberation the jury for the case of ex-Vanderbilt nurse RaDonda Vaught delivered their verdict. Nurses said they plan to travel to Nashville for Vaughts sentencing next month and protest. Vaughts case is one that has been watched closely by nurses and nursing organizations around the country with some fearing that the verdict could.

Vaught was subsequently stripped of her nursing license and charged and convicted in a criminal court. Some feel so strongly about the verdict that they left their job. Hundreds of nurses in the group said they plan to travel to Nashville for Vaughts sentencing next month and protest.

She is now set for sentencing. RaDonda Vaught is facing time in prison after. Even if Vaught is granted clemency sentencing must take place first.

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Vaught faces three to six years in prison on the gross neglect conviction and one to two years on. Guilty of criminally negligent homicide and gross neglect of an impaired adult. Monday March 28 2022.

WTVF A former Vanderbilt University Medical Center will learn her fate on Friday for a deadly medical mistake she made in 2017. Some feel so strongly about the verdict that they left their job. A sentencing hearing is set for May 13.

Hundreds of nurses in the group said they plan to travel to Nashville for Vaughts sentencing next month and protest. The maximum sentence Judge Jennifer Smith could hand down would be six years in prison but because Vaught is a first-time. On the count of reckless homicide she has been found guilty on.

She faces three to six years in prison for the gross neglect conviction and one to two years for criminally negligent homicide. Get the weekly opinion newsletter. RaDonda Vaughts defense is paramount.

And thousands also joined a Facebook group planning to gather in protest outside Vaughts sentencing hearing in May. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for May 13.

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