Flatt v. Kantak and Meritcare
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Flatt v. Kantak and Meritcare is a 2003 North Dakota case. The parents of Josiah Flatt sued Dr. Sunita Kantak who circumcised Josiah Flatt and Meritcare Hospital of Fargo where he was circumcised in Cass County District Court. The plaintiffs were represented by Zenas Baer of Hawley, Minnesota.[1]
Anita Flatt gave birth to a son early on 6 March 1997. That evening, a nurse asked Anita Flatt to sign a consent form to permit the circumcision of newborn Josiah Flatt. The Flatts allege that the consent form was deficient in not stating the benefits or the risks of the procedure. According to the lawsuit, Flatt was still on medication and in great pain at the time the consent form was presented.[1]
External links
- http://www.circumstitions.com/Law.html
- http://www.circumstitions.com/flatt.html
- http://www.cirp.org/news/theforum02-14-03/
- http://www.boystoo.com/legal/informconsent1.htm
- http://www.boystoo.com/press/flattpress.htm
- http://arclaw.org/resources/articles/circumcision-case-proceed-trial
References
- ↑ a b
(December 1999)."Fargo couple want ban on female genital mutilation to include boys", The Forum. Retrieved 19 July 2020.
