malpractice

Examines the 1998 death of Kathleen Grundy in England and the forensic evidence that convicted her physician, Dr. Harold Shipman of her murder.

Tod, an investigator for his father, fiery trial attorney Bomber Hanson, embarks on an exploration of the background of Merilee Scioria after her parents charge she was the victim of a drug therapy that caused her to develop a fatal disease, most often associated with sexual contact.

Collects writings that explore the issue of medical malpractice, discussing such topics as lawsuits, medical ethics, good care for patients, and safe harbor laws.

Examines the tactics religious entities use to avoid the law and harm others, and argues that religious groups should not be immune to the laws that govern everyone else.

Reveals the causes of police brutality and describes how to prevent it.

When the author's husband dies in the hospital 24 hours after routine surgery, she finds the medical establishment less than forthcoming about the details of his death.

Fifteen-year-old Cassie Streng is determined to expose her stepfather after learning that he is giving a dangerous experimental drug to his teenaged psychiatric patients, but he sends her to a boot camp for troubled teens in Mexico in order to keep her quiet.

Fifteen-year-old Cassie Streng is determined to expose her stepfather after learning that he is giving a dangerous experimental drug to his teenaged psychiatric patients, but he sends her to a boot camp for troubled teens in Mexico in order to keep her quiet.