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Supreme Court of Colorado· 5/21/1984

People v. Deadmond

Citations

  • 683 P.2d 763
  • 1984 Colo. LEXIS 543

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  • the policy of the General Assembly \is to limit the payment of restitution by adult probationers to the direct victims of the conduct of the defendant which is alleged as the basis for the criminal prosecution in question.\
  • the policy of the General Assembly “is to limit the payment of restitution by adult probationers to the direct victims of the conduct of the defendant which is alleged as the basis for the criminal prosecution in question.”
  • Even though a patient was so loud during an examination in an emergency room that others could hear his complaints, he did not intend to waive the privilege and therefore medical records were inadmissible.
  • Even though a patient was so loud during an examination in an emergency room that others could hear his complaints, he did not intend to waive the privilege and therefore medical records were inadmissible.

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Judges: Kirshbaum

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