Garvis v. Scholten

How courts have described this case

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• holding term “good faith” in Iowa Code section 232.72 “rests on a defendant’s subjective honest belief’
• holding term “good faith” in Iowa Code section 232.72 “rests on a defendant’s subjective honest belief’
• interpreting statutory tort immunity for improper disclosure of medical information pursuant to a child abuse investigation as requiring a subjectively good-faith participation in the investigation
• affirming summary judgment because “defendants’ subjective good faith in aiding and assisting the investigation [of child abuse] went unchallenged”
• affirming trial court's grant of summary judgment where \the defendants' subjective good faith in aiding and assisting the [child abuse] investigation [by disclosing plaintiffs' medical information] went unchallenged\
• “Good faith in [the Iowa reporting statute] rests on a defendant’s subjective honest belief that the defendant is aiding and assisting in the investigation of a child abuse report.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).