Judge Shalonda Jones-Parker, Clayton County State Court (Courtesy photo)
Closing arguments in the medical malpractice trial for a boy who suffered a botched circumcision were still under way Thursday afternoon when jurors broke for lunch.
Plaintiffs attorney Michael Blakely Jr. opened the session by reminding jurors that the 5-year-old boy will spend the rest of his life dealing with the psychological trauma of the incident and might have to undergo more surgery in the future.
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