John Doe v. Joan Delie

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• holding that district court decisions did not render a right clearly established in the Third Circuit
• holding that “medical records which may contain intimate facts of a personal nature are well within the ambit of materials entitled to privacy protection”
• holding that district court decisions did not render a right clearly established in the Third Circuit
• holding that “prison inmates retain a Fourteenth Amendment substantive due process right to privacy in their medical information” but that the right’s scope was limited by the Turner test
• finding that prison officials who disclosed an inmate’s HIV-positive status to officers, guards, and inmates had violated the inmate’s constitutionally protected privacy right
• finding that prison officials who disclosed an inmate’s HIV-positive status to officers, guards, and inmates had violated the inmate’s constitutionally protected privacy right

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