In the case of Kozup v. Georgetown University Hospital (1987) , what were the circumstances surrounding the court's decision to rule in favor of the defendant?
A) The death of an infant was not transfusion related.
B) Parents did not object to transfusion at the time of infusion.
C) Parents had signed a transfusion consent form.
D) The District of Columbia courts had a blood shield statute in effect.
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