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I still don't see the problem here. The only things that aren't subpoena-able are things covered by doctor-patient confidentiality or attorney-client privilege
by ZachPruckowski 16y ago
I still don't see the problem here. The only things that aren't subpoena-able are things covered by doctor-patient confidentiality or attorney-client privilege. My phone calls and credit cards and bank accounts are similarly subpoena-able. The privacy issue isn't that this stuff is made available to investigators through due process after they already have reasonable suspicion, it's when investigators just go on a fishing expedition through it.
- micks56 16y agoNot all states recognize the doctor-patient privilege. For example, Massachusetts does not. And attorney-client privilege is not absolute. I have no idea where Arizona sits on either of those issues.