Defibrillators are required at Florida public schools. A Florida Supreme Court appeal asks whether it's mandatory to use them on stricken athletes.
October 13, 2014 at 10:22 AM
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If the law requires a layperson to have a potentially lifesaving medical device, must it be used?
That issue is before the Florida Supreme Court, which heard oral argument Oct. 6 in a case that has a devastated family facing off against a high school.
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