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Driver can argue hospice, not crash, killed 94-year-old passenger, N.J. high court rules
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Driver can argue hospice, not crash, killed 94-year-old passenger, N.J. high court rules
A man charged with vehicular homicide in the death of a 94-year-old woman will be able to present expert testimony that she died of hospice care, not the physical injuries that sent her to the hospital, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled.Authorities charged Thomas J. DiNapoli following the June 2019 death of Michelina “Mickey” Mele of Elizabeth. He was at the wheel of a car that crossed into oncoming traffic in Union and struck head-on a vehicle…
·New Jersey, United States
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