Overview
- Proceedings opened with the prosecutor reading a 40-page indictment alleging 192 offenses between 2018 and 2022.
- According to the charges, a hidden smartphone and an app were used to capture serial images during exams after patients were told to undress.
- In 92 instances the doctor allegedly touched patients in the intimate area without medical justification, with victims including children and counts involving child sexual imagery.
- The presiding judge said prosecutors are prepared to seek about four years in prison if the defendant delivers a comprehensive confession, with a decision expected at the October 30 hearing.
- The court scheduled 19 additional dates through March, and the defense indicated it may request closed proceedings if the defendant chooses to testify.