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Chapter 159

"Well, when she requested an appointment, I reviewed her medical records and discovered that her last visit to the hospital was when she was discharged at the age of ten after the accident."

That statement caused many in the courtroom to start murmuring.

"Silence!" the judge ordered, striking his desk with the gavel.

"Objection," Herman interjected with a hint of sarcasm. "This information is relevant because…?" he questioned, raising an eyebrow. "And no offense to your expertise," he added, addressing the doctor, "but there are many children without detailed medical records, and that doesn’t necessarily indicate neglect."

"Perhaps my specialty is different, but as someone who studied general medicine, I know that after an accident, a patient should have at least a year of follow-up care to prevent any long-term issues that might not be immediately apparent due to swelling of muscles and organs," Dr. Martin responded, frowning. "For instance, when a child breaks an arm, they don’t
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