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1999 Articles
Getting
to the truth about a child's death
December 27, 1999
No Child's death should leave unanswered questions. Metro
Medical Examiner Dr. Bruce Levy's call for a state law that would require
autopsies on every child who dies under unexplained circumstances addresses
an important need.
Autopsies
urged for unexplained child deaths
December 19, 1999
Metro Medial Examiner Dr. Bruce Levy is pushing for a new state law that
would require an autopsy on every Tennessee child younger than 18 who
dies in unexplained circumstances.
Post
Mortem: From autopsies to witness stand,Dr. Levy stays busy
August 1, 1999
It was a typical weekday for Dr. Bruce Levy. Leaving
his wife and 18-month-old son sleeping at their home on the west side
of town, he got to the Metro medical examiner's office, on the grounds
of the old Nashville General Hospital by 7:30 a.m.
Public
Autopsies in Private Hands
August 1, 1999
The privatization of Metro's medical examiner program appears to be a
success, two years after the city contracted with a medical group to run
the office.
Forensic
Investigators Achieve Board Certification:
Medical
Examiner's Office Continues to Raise Standards
June 17, 1999
NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 17, 1999 - Five investigators with Forensic Medical
Management Services, the company operating the Medical Examiner's Office
for Davidson County, have become board-certified by the American Board
of Medicolegal Death investigators.
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