By Adeline Goss · The New Yorker · June 2026
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"Adeline Goss writes about the case of Ray Howell, an Indiana physician who was arrested in 2011, on charges of recklessly prescribing narcotics, but who received a diagnosis, during the criminal proceedings, of a rare neurological condition that left his culpability in doubt."
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