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New York medical examiner case

By Chuck Kallendorf

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New York's 2nd. Judicial Department Appellate Court ruled last week that the New York City Medical Examiner's Office's failure to inform a decedent's parents that that office had removed and retained their late son's brain violated the parents' right of sepulcher. Law.com last Friday reported Justice William F. Mastro's writing for a unanimous panel that "[W]hile the medical examiner has the

Full post as published by Cincinnati Law Library Blog on October 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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