At 07:38 PM 12/24/2003 -0800 Doug Pensinger wrote:
>John wrote:
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>> Actually medical records are somewhat private under the Consitution, as
>> they are protected by the Constitution from "unreasonable" search and
>> seizure.
>
>Isn't that the very arguement that Limbaugh has contested in the past and
>that prompted the title for this thread?
I know of no instance in which Limbaugh contest the right of a citizen to
have his or her medical records protected from unreasonable search.
The editorial which prompted the title for this thread referenced a case in
which the Supreme Court held that the Constitution emmanated a penumbra
from which was brought forth a right to privacy that protected one's right
to do whatever one wanted, even when the police should happen to stumble
into said bedroom on a legal search warrant.
Clearly, the two are very much different.
JDG
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