I have an op-ed in today’s WSJ.

(Link should be good for non-subscribers for about a week.)

It’s a shorter version of my article on Mississippi’s Dr. Steve Hayne from the November issue of reason.

This is terrific exposure for this story. Hopefully it will have an impact down there.

One minor correction: The subhead refers to Dr. Hayne as a “coroner.” That’s not accurate. He’s a medical examiner. Each county in Mississippi elects its own coroner, a position that requires no medical training at all. The coroners are responsible for death investigations, and they’re the ones who usually refer autopsies to Dr. Hayne. Usual disclaimer here about how authors don’t write or approve headlines.

Much more on Dr. Hayne to come.

UPDATE: Changed the link above. It should now work for people who don’t have a subscription.

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