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The Medical Society of New Jersey, acting for doctors afraid of violating patients' rights, has won a ruling that bars the use of subpoenas to obtain treatment records. A Superior Court judge ruled that records can only be obtained through patient authorization or a court order. While the ruling isn't binding on any other judge, the society is asking the Administrative Office of the Courts to codify the principles in a new rule.
November 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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