Judge Shalonda Jones-Parker, Clayton County State Court (Courtesy photo)
More than a dozen lawyers are on hand for the trial, which involves a boy who lost part of his penis during a faulty circumcision when he was only 18 days old.
September 19, 2018 at 05:11 PM
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staff reporter
After more than a week of testimony, closing arguments are set for Thursday morning in the Clayton County medical malpractice trial involving a baby who lost a portion of his penis during a botched circumcision in 2013.
The boy, now 5, made a brief appearance as the trial opened, but much of the testimony focused on the actions of the owner and staff of Life Cycle OB/GYN and Pediatrics in Riverdale during and after the incident, as well as the lasting impact to the child.
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