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>> and again, after sandy hook, there was a lot of media and other people who wanted to see those photos, and the parents the victims specifically of one of the teachers that was killed, and said these are images of our loved ones in their last hours. and obviously, there's also a distinction between who was a juvenile and who is not. when we talk about foi rules in terms of releasing, you're not going to release anything of a juvenile. connecticut passed a lot that exempts pictures of homicide victims from being released without consent of the family. if there are families that think that image would change anyone's mind, i thing that's a individual decision. >> i think family consent is key. i have spoken to parents who
>> i think family consent is key. i have actually spoken with parents who've lost kids to gun violence, not in mastering but every day gun violence. i actually made a woman several years ago who go to gun reform rallies and hold up a photo of her daughter's autopsy, and i had to speak with her. and she said people have to see this. this is not to get trauma surgeons have been talking about for years, people need to see what goes on in my e. r., and then their mind would change about what there is to be done. because why are we talking about this? we are talking about this because over the weekend, probably all of us, we have our phones, you see an alert. there is another mass shooting. and we look at it, we are horrified, and we say oh, of course is another mass shooting. and so the question is, what -- when is it enough? how do you get to enough?
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trust still has significant learning to undertake. as you may know, this review was commissioned by nhs improvement at the request of the then secretary of state for health and social care, jeremy hunt mp in 2017. the number of cases within this review grew from 23 to more than 1000 families. it has previously been reported that this review was considering 1862 family cases. however, after removing duplication of recording and excluding cases where they were unavailable hospital records or we could not get family consent for participation, the final number of families now included as 1486. some families now included as 1486. some families had multiple clinical incidents, therefore a total of 1592 clinical incidents involving mothers
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tragedy here. because this is not a controversy. brain death has been the standard since the 1970s. it's not like this is some new innovation. >> what about the issue of family consent, because my understanding is, in new jersey, it may be the only place in america that has this. there is a right of consent that exists for a family in this position to go against the advice of the physicians to turn off life support. so it does exist in new jersey. if they were in new jersey, they could do this legally, why does it not exist elsewhere? >> because there is -- and frankly, i don't know much about the new jersey law. but when you have a situation when a child is dead, the responsibility is for the hospital and the parents to come to terms and understand that, but there is no remedy here, there is no way for the parents to say that they want to keep a
it's not like this is some new innovation. >> what about the issue of family consent, because my understanding is, in new jersey, it may be the only place in america that has this. there is a right of consent that exists for a family in this position to go against the advice of the physicians to turn off life support. so it does exist in new jersey. if they were in new jersey, they could do this legally, why does it not exist elsewhere? >> because there is -- and frankly, i don't know much about the new jersey law. but when you have a situation when a child is dead, the responsibility is for the hospital and the parents to come to terms and understand that, but there is no remedy here, there is no way for the parents to say that they want to keep a child alive, who is already dead? >> the new jersey statute by the way doesn't challenge brain death, it simply says a hospital can try to accommodate the acceptance and that's what we're
standard since the 1970s. it's not like this is some new innovation. >> what about the issue of family consent, because my understanding is, in new jersey, it may be the only place in america that has this. there is a right of consent that exists for a family in this position to go against the advice of the physicians to turn off life support. so it does exist in new jersey. if they were in new jersey, they could do this legally, why does it not exist elsewhere? >> because there is -- and frankly, i don't know much about the new jersey law. but when you have a situation when a child is dead, the responsibility is for the hospital and the parents to come to terms and understand that, but there is no remedy here, there is no way for the parents to say that they want to keep a child alive, who is already dead? >> the new jersey statute by the
family consent and because they are still in the process of identifying the bodies, they felt that it was in the interest of privacy and respect. >> thank you, tom. again, the dignified transfer begins at 2:15. now, over to afghan where the investigation includes the chinook chopper, and atia is joining us with answers to the questions, because we know the chinook and it has been a reliable helicopter, and there are questions about the chinook in this type of mission? >> well, absolutely, tamron. when you see such casualties, and the numbers we saw on saturday, many people will be questioning why they were using a chinook helicopter to go into this area, but a majority of the