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State v. Cooper

State v. Cooper

Ethan Eldermahn is a sixty-year-old man with Parkinson's disease who has been found unconscious in his backyard. He suffered heatstroke and severe sunburn and has suspicious bruises on his arms and legs. The defendant, Calvin Cooper, has been charged with two counts of elder abuse and neglect.


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Publisher :NITA
Format: Perfect Bound , Case File

ISBN: 9781556819308

2005
 
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    Ethan Eldermahn is a sixty-year-old man with Parkinson's disease who has been found unconscious in his backyard. He suffered heatstroke and severe sunburn and has suspicious bruises on his arms and legs. The defendant, Calvin Cooper, has been charged with two counts of elder abuse and neglect. Cooper denies ever physically abusing Eldermahn and asserts that he was in the care of the housekeeper, Greta Mayerson, at the time the alleged neglect took place. The defendant claims he was the victim's friend and companion and was neither licensed nor employed as a caretaker. There are six witnesses for the plaintiff and four witnesses for the defendant.

    Law professors may request the teaching notes for this publication by emailing ReviewCopy@lexisnexis.com.

    Contents

    Introduction

    Problems

    Case Summary

    Instructions for Use as a Full Trial

    Stipulations

    Arrest Warrant

    Affidavit of Complaint

    Arrest Report

    Nita City Street Map

    Harmon Staff Biography

    Incident Report

    Statement of Greta Mayerson

    Diagram of Library and Garden-1800 Mockingbird Lane

    Third Floor Diagram

    Medallion Picture

    Picture of Shirt and Azalea Bush

    Nita General Hospital ER Report

    Body Diagram

    Resume of Dr. Erin McMichael

    Statement of EMT Ralph Parker

    Indictment--Count 1

    Indictment--Count 2

    Eldred Hospital Record (Gothitann)

    Eldred Hospital Record (English translation)

    Resume of Wasily Mzlawcz

    Eldermahn Birth Certificate and Apostille (Gothitann)

    Eldermahn Birth Certificate (English translation)

    Statement of Calvin Cooper

    Statement of Gunther Thomas

    Crescent Moon Hotel Ledger

    District Attorney Memo--Jamie Foster

    Statement of Jamie Foster

    Biltwell Indecruise Owner's Manual

    Joystick Diagram

    Letter from John Lovecraft

    Nita Gazette Article

    Deposition of Dr. Connor Cornell

    NitAmericard Statement

    Excerpt from Geriatric Practice by Dominick Simcaud

    Gothitannica Code Section 7822

    Nita Statutes

    Jury Instructions

    Jury Verdict Form

     

    Donna S. Harkness


    Donna S. Harkness is currently Professor of Clinical Law and Director, Elder Law Clinic. She was associate professor of clinical law 2004-2009 and the Director of the Elder Law Clinic since 1996. She is a National Elder Law Foundation certified elder law attorney and a Tennessee certified elder law specialist. She is the author of one book, Elder Law Essentials (Knowles, 2008), which provides a basic overview of the substantive law, ethical issues and practice concerns that confront attorneys serving elderly clients. Professor Harkness' publications have appeared in the Elder Law Journal, Marquette Elder's Advisor, and the Brooklyn Journal of Law and Policy. She authored four elder law case files for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) involving various issues, including a will contest, elder abuse, predatory lending and wrongful death in a long term case institution. She was also the recipient of a Borchard Foundation Law and Aging research grant to study predatory lending. Finally, she has authored a number of expert commentaries for LexisNexis.

     

 
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