In Re Grand Jury Subpoena John Doe No. A01-209

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• noting federal courts have recognized that patients have an interest in the privacy of their medical records, but this interest is not an absolute right
• court must weigh a patient’s privacy interest against the government’s interest in obtaining the records in particular circumstances
• “[F]ederal courts recognize that patients have an interest in the privacy of their medical records[, but] . . . this privacy interest [] is neither an absolute right nor dispositive in all circumstances.”

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