article_snippet: The family of 13-year-old Jahi McMath (pictured) are suing the hospital where Jahi McMath went brain dead after a routine surgery in December 2013 .
article_snippet: Jahi was declared brain-dead on December 12, 2013, after three different medical experts agreed the teen showed no brain activity.
article_snippet: During a court fight, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland kept Jahi on life support long enough for Her family to move Jahi to an undisclosed facility in New Jersey, which allows families to reject a declaration of brain death on religious grounds and lets patients remain connected to ventilators.
article_snippet: Jahi remains at an undisclosed facility in New Jersey, which allows families to reject a declaration of brain death on religious grounds and lets patients remain connected to ventilators.
article_snippet: During a court fight, the hospital (seen above on January 2, 2014) kept Jahi on life support long enough for McMath's family to move Jahi to an undisclosed facility in New Jersey, which allows families to reject a declaration of brain death on religious grounds and lets patients remain connected to ventilators.
article_snippet: Jahi remains at an undisclosed facility in New Jersey, which allows families to reject a declaration of brain death on religious grounds and lets patients remain connected to ventilators.
article_snippet: Jahi is dead, dead, dead, dead.''
highlights_snippet: Jahi McMath was declared brain-dead after a surgery to fix Jahi McMath sleep apneat a the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland .
  
highlights_snippet: Her family had Jahi McMath transferred to a undisclosed facility in New Jersey where Jahi McMath remains on life support .