second opinion

In certain situations, the referee might rely on a second opinion from the umpire, who is positioned on the other side of the quarterback, said Carey, who noted some of the league’s officiating protocols might have shifted since his retirement.

Asked what he would tell Texas patients who are miscarrying and unable to get treatment, he said they should get a second opinion: “They should vote with their feet and go and seek guidance from somebody else.”

Getting a second opinion may sound like a sensible “belt and suspenders” sort of approach to take when making a serious decision like overturning a conviction, but the reality is much more complicated.

He highlighted a provision of the bill that would allow ministers to specify what qualifications and experience medics would need to be allowed to be involved in assisted dying, as well as a provision that would require medics to take into account a second opinion from a colleague on a termination request.

After Oseguera González canceled the deal, telling the judge at a hearing in April last year, “I just want a second opinion,” prosecutors were barred from using the plea admissions during the trial.