Webb v. Goldstein

How courts have described this case

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• holding that claims dismissed pursuant to Heck are “dismissed without prejudice to refile should [plaintiff] succeed in having his conviction reversed, invalidated, or expunged”
• holding that medical records neither belonged to nor were in the plaintiff’s possession, but were property of New York State, so the plaintiff had no Fourth Amendment expectation of privacy
• finding plaintiff did not have standing to object to third-party parole officer’s disclosure of medical records to authorities
• dismissing Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy claims where the inmate failed to allege “that his prison records contained the sort of sensitive medical information at issue in Doe or Powell”
• prison officials’ disclosure of a prisoner’s medical information to law enforcement for purposes of an ongoing investigation did not give rise to liability
• prison officials’ disclosure of a prisoner’s medical information to law enforcement for purposes of an ongoing investigation did not give rise to liability

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).