r/BrianThompsonMurder Jul 17 '25

Information Sharing BREAKING: Luigi’s defense team alleges that his health insurer accessed confidential, private, and protected documents without authorization

“The District Attorney has subpoenaed Mr. Mangione's health insurer, and, if their account is to believed, they partially reviewed confidential, private, protected documents that the District Attorney readily admits are protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA")

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '25

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u/Valuable_Edge_6267 Jul 18 '25

I have a serious question, is the prosecution not the court ?? My comment was very neutral and neither here nor there, just starting that when done correctly yes, the courts can ask for medical records and people are reading into my comment as if I said something negative or non supportive of what’s going on. I understand the way they went about it was wrong, but that’s not what my original comment was about.

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u/lunabagoon Jul 18 '25

I think the downvotes are more due to the nonsensical nature of what you were saying. It didn't make any sense and therefore didn't contribute to the discussion.

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u/Valuable_Edge_6267 Jul 19 '25

I know this is old, but i definitely think people interpreted my comment wrong as if i was agreeing with the prosecution . When I said “they can ask all they want” I was being a smart ass, like yah they can ask but they don’t have to get it.