Jamison v. Morris

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• recognizing that if a medical test had been performed as part of the hospital's medical treatment of the subject, rather than in response to a request from law enforcement, the results \would be presumed reliable as a business record\
• stating that when a blood sample is drawn at a hospital for medical purposes as part of its medical treatment of a patient, the results would have been a part of the patient's medical record and presumed reliable as a business record regardless of a chain of custody
• stating that when a blood sample is drawn at a hospital for medical purposes as part of its medical treatment of a patient, the results would have been a part of the patient's medical record and presumed reliable as a business record regardless of a chain of custody
• “The decisive test in determining whether the relation of master and servant exists is whether the purported master has the right or power to direct and control the servant in the performance of his work and in the manner in which the work is to be done.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).