Frankly, I would hope I could say to my wife or my daughters, there would be a right of privacy issue here. For those who say there is no privacy in a case such as this, they have never been in a doctor's office for an examination.
Patrick Leahy: “Frankly, I would hope I could say to my wife or my daughters, there would be a right of privacy issue here. For those…”
On the recordNovember 12, 2003
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Discussing the importance of privacy rights in medical contexts.
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