Beyond the Best Interests of a Child: Bone Marrow Transplantation among Half-Siblings
Among the most sensitive tasks of our courts of law is dealing with disputes among parents over the best interests of children. 1 The Illinois Supreme Court was recently faced with an unusual case in which one of the parties to such a dispute was a father attempting to save the life of a child criti...
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| description | Among the most sensitive tasks of our courts of law is dealing with disputes among parents over the best interests of children.
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The Illinois Supreme Court was recently faced with an unusual case in which one of the parties to such a dispute was a father attempting to save the life of a child critically ill with leukemia.
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The sick child was Jean Pierre, 12 years of age. He had been living with his father, Tamas Bosze, in Colombia, where his illness was misdiagnosed. A few months later, the boy and the father returned to the United States, and another . . . |
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