Tragedy and Trial: The Case of Shaken Baby Syndrome

This chapter explores the heartbreaking story of a young girl's health decline, her eventual death, and the subsequent trial of her father, Robert, accused of capital murder. It examines the early understanding of shaken baby syndrome and the implications of medical consensus in the legal system, particularly regarding judgments on child abuse. The narrative highlights the complexities of Robert's case, including his autism and the differing interpretations of the evidence presented during the trial.