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Barker v. Barker

Citations

  • 909 So. 2d 333
  • 2005 WL 1553953

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  • finding departure from essential requirements of law by not holding in camera inspection of broad grant of medical records discovery
  • quashing broad order for production of entire medical record and remanding for in camera inspection to prevent disclosure of information not relevant to litigation
  • \Court orders compelling discovery of personal medical records constitute state action that may impinge on the constitutional right to privacy.\
  • “By failing to provide for an in camera inspection of [the petitioner’s] medical'records to prevent disclosure of information that is not relevant to the litigation, thé discovery order departed from the essential requirements of the law.”
  • “By failing to provide for an in camera inspection of [the petitioner’s] medical records to prevent disclosure of information that is not relevant to the litigation, the discovery order departed from the essential requirements of the law.”

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Judges: Wallace

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