Catrone v. Miles

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that medical records privilege did not shield special education student’s school records “in their entirety” because “much of the special education records” were maintained for purposes unrelated to diagnosis and treatment
• holding that education records could be ordered to be produced in a medical malpractice case and noting “the protections afforded to educational records by statute do not prohibit, but rather permit, disclosure pursuant to court order”
• holding that education records could be ordered to be produced in a medical malpractice case and noting “the protections afforded to educational records by statute do not prohibit, but rather permit, disclosure pursuant to court order”
• holding that education records could be ordered to be produced in a medical malpractice case and noting “the protections afforded to educational records by statute do not prohibit, but rather permit, disclosure pursuant to court order”
• differentiating between the standard for discoverability and the standard for admissibility
• “FERPA does not provide a privilege that prevents the disclosure of student records.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).