Lee v. New Mexico

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that a decedent whose medical condition at death is “in controversy” is a “person”
• ruling that a decedent whose medical condition at death is \in controversy\ is a \person\
• finding that an evidentiary autopsy can be ordered pursuant to the terms of Rule 35(a)
• holding that Rule 35 can be used to compel autopsies
• considering Rule 35 motion that requested an order requiring an autopsy “in the event of the death of any plaintiff’
• Rule 35(a) should be interpreted liberally in favor of discovery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).