Rush Limbaugh Loses Appeal Over Medical Records
Rush Limbaugh lost his medical records appeal. This isn't just a blow for Rush Limbaugh's privacy, but for all citizens of Florida.
In October, Florida's 4th District Court of Appeal ruled that the state did not violate Limbaugh's privacy rights when it seized his medical records with a search warrant. Limbaugh's lawyer, Roy Black, has argued that using a warrant gave Limbaugh no opportunity to challenge the seizure.
Here's Roy Black's statement:
There were clearly important issues at stake in this case for every medical patient in Florida. This is evident in the 4-3 split decision of the Florida Supreme Court, the 2-1 split decision of the Fourth District Court of Appeal, and the amicus briefs filed in the case by the Florida Attorney General, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, the National Foundation for the Treatment of Pain and the Florida Pain Initiative.
It's may be hard to work up sympathy for Rush personally, but it's easy to support his legal position. Balloon Juice has more. Read the ACLU's press release here.
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