Javier Carrasco v. North Surgery Center, LP
Syllabus
This is a healthcare liability action resulting from injuries sustained by a guidewire left in the plaintiff's neck following a procedure. The defendants moved to dismiss the action for failure to comply with notice requirements in Tennessee Code Annotated section 29-26-121(a)(2)(E). The trial court dismissed the action without prejudice, and the plaintiff appealed. We affirm.
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- “Washington courts have held that a probationer has a reduced expectation of privacy because of the State’s continuing interest in supervising them.”
- “[A] searching DOC officer does not run afoul of the Fourth Amendment merely because they [sic] originally receive a tip from police that the probationer may be violating the terms of his probation.”
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Judges: Judge John W. McClarty
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