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2 Issues L. & Med. 77 (1986-1987)
Declaratory Judgment in the Infant Doe Case

handle is hein.journals/ilmed2 and id is 103 raw text is: Declaratory Judgment in the Infant Doe Case In the Circuit Court of the County of Monroe State of Indiana In the Matter of the Treatment and Care of Infant Doe Cause No. GU 8204-004A Declaratory Judgment This matter came to be heard by the Court under certain extraor- dinary conditions concerning the emergency care and treatment of a minor child born at the Bloomington Hospital. The Court was contacted at his residence by representatives of the Bloomington Hospital. On the basis of representations made by those representatives, the Court quickly determined that an extreme emergency existed. The Court further determined that the Judge of the Monroe Circuit Court had been contacted concerning this matter and was unable to attend the emergency hearing, and the Court personally contacted the judge of the Monroe Circuit Court who directed this Court to proceed with hearing. Thereafter, hearing was held on the Sixth Floor of the Bloomington Hospital at approximately 10:30 P.M., Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1982. The following persons were present: John Doe, natural father of Infant Doe, with counsel, Andrew C. Mallor, Esquire; Maggie Keller, Gene Perry, Administrative Vice-Presidents of Bloomington Hospital; Dr. Walter L. Owens, Dr. William R. Anderson, Dr. Brandt L. Ludlow, obstetricians admitted to practice in the State of Indiana with privi- leges at Bloomington Hospital, Doctor Owens being the obstetrician in attendance at delivery at Infant Doe; Dr. Paul J. Wenzler, family prac- titioner with pediatric privilege at Bloomington Hospital and who has attended to Mr. and Mrs. Doe's other two children after their birth; Dr. James J. Schaffer and Dr. James J. Laughlin, pediatricians holding pediatric privileges at Bloomington Hospital. (Mrs. Doe was physically unable to attend.)

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