[maggief]

I made mention of this on the old thread. Could Gottlieb have access to the report before it's subpoenaed?


On March 21, a week after an African-American woman charged that she had been raped by three white Duke University lacrosse players, the police sergeant supervising the investigation met with the sexual-assault nurse who had examined the woman in the emergency room. The sergeant, Mark D. Gottlieb, reviewed the medical report, which did not say much: some swelling, no visible bruises.

[Mike Nifong]

Yes, I think he can access. However, the affidavits everyone swore to said the "medial RECORDS OBTAINED by SUBPOENA reveal.."

The NYT admits the Medicals RECORDS say a little swelling and not much else. If Gottlieb knew the records stated only a little swelling, as the NYT said he did, WHY WOULD HE make such a huge error and put himself in legal jeopardy?

Maybe because this story is BALD FICTION.
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[ltc8k6]

The subpoena was served on March 21st.

[bjc]

How does Gottlieb get access to medical records without a subpoena?