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In following this case, one of the things that has come out is that if law enforcement officials want medical records under Florida Law, they have to subpoena them. It is a requirement of Florida Law - not a requirement of Rush Limbaugh. Thus, the ASA's point is not valid. If they violated a statutory requirement to get the medical records, if they didn't follow black letter law, it is correct in this matter to assume that law enforcement was not to be trusted.

What do you know? You're just a partisan, cool aid drinking Republican, E? :)

Denote sarcasm for lurkers about to pounce.

73 posted on 02/14/2005 2:32:00 PM PST by writer33 ("In Defense of Liberty," a political thriller, being released in March)

I figured the dems would be the ones drinking kool-aid, Jim Jones style, after the last election.

75 posted on 02/14/2005 2:35:37 PM PST by WindOracle

Oh, you're so cruel! I'll have you know I don't drink cool aid. I drink Jack Daniels! :^)

78 posted on 02/14/2005 2:37:41 PM PST by Enterprise ("Dance with the Devil by the Pale Moonlight" - Islam compels you!)

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