actual HIPAA violation probably
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Almost certainly not - see 45 CFR § 164.512(f)(5) - disclosure is permitted to law enforcement when there's a good faith belief a crime occurred. The statement referring to a "duty in investigating the incident" indicates grounds for good faith exist. https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/45/164.512 …
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DAs letter sure left the door open for that, didn’t it.
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I thought she was arrested for murder? Murder is a crime. She was arrested for something that wasn't a murder. Of course, so too was Kyle Rittenhouse. Which is obviously a ridiculous comparison, and I am not comparing them, but if this is about the *arrest* that may be important.
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The comparison I made is ridiculous, but I am not making a comparison.
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Tricky. DA brought the charges to the grand jury but in most states DAs are immune. Sheriff seems to only have investigated. Unless the hospital has some immunity I haven’t found, it might be in serious trouble.
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I agree. Certainly some barriers to a lawsuit are lifted once charges are dropped, but if this went to a gj for an indictment, a suit against the DA & sheriff dept would be tough. (And that's before getting into any state-level immunities, etc) Heads should roll at the hospital.
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It does seem like a HIPPA violation….as do the press releases.
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Yes, and yes.
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Let’s hope so, and Trump seems to be able to.
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