Slow justice for Danielle

Article Abstract:

Sally Murphy, whose daughter Danielle suffered cerebral palsy at birth, feels very angry that it has taken many years to obtain compensation from the hospital where Danielle was born. She has had a long legal battle, but has finally won her case, and in 1999 will receive a large compensation payment. She rejects the views of those who think that she is very lucky to receive a large sum of money, pointing out that she would much rather see Danielle become independent.

Cases, Hospitals, Interview, Tort liability, Tort liability of hospitals, Murphy, Sally

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Social services slow to support mother who killed her disabled sons, says inquiry

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The social services, health authority and National Health Service Trust on the Isle of Wight, England, were slow to meet the needs of handicapped brothers Robbie and Richie Turnbull, according to an independent inquiry. The brothers were killed by their mother, who feared that they were going to be taken away from her.

Investigations, Manslaughter, Turnbull, Janquil Melody

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Shri who must be obeyed

Article Abstract:

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, founder of the Sahaja Yoga movement, is profiled. The movement is thought to have between 30,000 and 100,000 followers worldwide, but is being attacked by some observers as a cult.

Influence, Cults, Devi, Shri Mataji Nirmala

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