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Can i asked a doctor a legal question ?
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Yes, but...: the doctor may not be correct, and the answer may not be legally binding, unlike a subpoena. Depends on the nature of the question, as well as state and federal law. You may want to seek out physicians that hold a doctorate in Jurisprudence as well - a JD, aka lawyer.
Answered 12/7/2014
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