Ricks v. Norfolk & Western Railway Co.

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• recognizing that peer-review reports may contain “nonmedical” information regarding how prison staff identified and responded to problems, which may “at least raise an inference of jail customs or policies”
• “[E]ven in a case such as this, where the Plaintiffs are alleging violations of state law in addition to violations of federal law, federal courts look to federal law to determine the applicable privileges.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).