In what circumstances would donation of blood from unidentified members of society endanger the public in its more general sense?
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
The following excerpt is from Williams v. R., 2001 NFCA 52 (CanLII):
Indeed, the donation of blood in the circumstances would clearly endanger the public in its more general sense, that is, unidentified members of society. This concern is discussed in Thornton v. R., supra, at paragraphs 24 to 26:
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