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W.D. New York· 3/5/2018

Montgomery v. Cuomo

Citations

  • 291 F. Supp. 3d 303

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  • stating that section 9.39 provides for “involuntary admission,” in contrast to other sections of the Mental Hygiene Law that provide for voluntary admission
  • stating that section 9.39 provides for “involuntary admission,” in contrast to other sections of the Mental Hygiene Law that provide for voluntary admission
  • “Significantly, any involuntary commitment under [NYMHL] Article 9 . . . constitutes a disqualifying ‘commitment to a mental institution’ for purposes of 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(4).”
  • “Only the Secretary of Health and Human Services or other government authorities may bring a HIPAA enforcement action. There is no private right to sue for a HIPAA violation.”
  • “Only the Secretary of Health and Human Services or other government authorities may bring a HIPAA enforcement action. There is no private right to sue for a HIPAA violation.”

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