Nobles v. Cartwright

How courts have described this case

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• appellate courts are not required to search the record in an effort to discern whether genuine issues of material fact exist
• “when dealing with the disclosure of such allegedly ‘private’ fact about a plaintiff, courts generally require an appropriate nexus or some sufficient degree of relatedness between the fact or information disclosed and a matter which was . . . of legitimate public interest”

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