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A New York psychiatric hospital has been held liable under civil law for a homicide committed by an escaped patient. In an unusual finding of liability, a New York judge held that while the hospital could not be held responsible for medical malpractice in a case where it declared that a man who had killed his nephew was not dangerous, it can be held accountable for failing to notify the family that the patient had subsequently escaped.
August 09, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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