From:	Chris Yang <cyang@*****.UBC.CA>
Subject:	Re: Doc Wagon and Cyberware
Date:	Fri, 30 Jul 1993 11:36:53 -0700

On Fri, 30 Jul 1993, Richard Pieri wrote:

> >>>>> "death" == death
<death@***.informatik.th-darmstadt.de> writes:
>
> death> What will DOC WAGON do with one client, when this person is
> death> full of illegal cyberware(no permits), as Wired Ref.
> death> ,Smartlink, Cyberweapons.....
>
> First, assuming that the client has a valid policy with Doc Wagon,
> they will do everything they can, within the bounds of that contract,
> to save the person's life. Once that the continuation of that life is
> ensured, they will do whatever they feel is necessary.
>
> Yes, they will call the cops when someone comes in with illegal 'wears.

Oh, not necessarily. Don't forget that the police (at least in Seattle)
are only private security corporations hired to enforce the local law.
DocWagon, being a separate corporation, may not feel it necessary to
reveal information about THEIR clients to an outside agency.
After all, keeping Shadowrunners with pumped cyberware out on the streets
has GOTTA be good for business in the long run.

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Chris Yang cyang@*****.ubc.ca
(If my boss knew, she'd probably have a heart attack.)