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A mental health facility cannot be held vicariously liable for the death of a mentally-challenged resident inadvertently caused by a worker's suicide, a Pennsylvania judge has ruled. The suicide occurred when the employee parked his running vehicle in an enclosed garage at the facility and subjected himself to prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide, which in turn killed a facility resident in an adjoining building.
November 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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