State v. Mally

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• stating that failure to obtain medical aid for one who is owed a duty is a sufficient degree of negligence as to constitute involuntary manslaughter
• stating that failure to obtain medical aid for one who is owed a duty is a sufficient degree of negligence as to constitute involuntary manslaughter
• husband had a duty to summon medical aid for his injured and ill wife—who was \as helpless as [a] newborn\ and \could not have consciously or rationally denied medical aid\—and breach of that duty resulted in criminal liability
• husband had a duty to summon medical aid for his injured and ill wife—who was \as helpless as [a] newborn\ and \could not have consciously or rationally denied medical aid\—and breach of that duty resulted in criminal liability

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