U.S.A. v. Denise Lodge, 23-00159 (M.D. Pa.). The defendant who was the wife of the director of the Harvard Medical School morgue, and who was facing financial difficulties as a result of her inability to work due to her serious medical diagnoses, reluctantly participated in her husband’s business of selling fragments of body parts that medical students had been dissecting in the medical school labs. Numerous complex legal issues and sentencing issues were raised and, ultimately, the defendant was sentenced to one year and one day imprisonment. The sentence is on appeal.