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A recent case from the Ohio Supreme Court with simple facts shows how complex criminal law can. The case is State v. Pasqualone.
Thomas Pasqualone was stopped by a state trooper for a number of traffic violations. When asked for his driver’s license, he admitted his was suspended. The officer confirmed this and placed…
What’s in your medical records is generally confidential. It’s covered by the doctor/patient privilege. A patient can agree to release this information. But what happens if the patient doesn’t agree and the information is released anyway?
In 1999, in a case called Biddle v. Warren General Hospital, the Ohio Supreme Court created a tort…
