The Florida Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case arguing there should be a penalty for failing to use publicly owned defibrillators purchased to help people suffering heart attacks, plaintiffs attorney Craig Goldenfarb said.
July 03, 2014 at 10:55 AM
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A celebrated former high school athlete suffered a fatal heart attack during a pickup basketball game on a Florida A&M University campus in April despite the presence of automated external defibrillators on campus.
A 15-year-old runner collapsed on Plant High School’s track field in Tampa the same month, and an AED was used to save his life. But it was not obligated.
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