> In summary, if we were to blindly look at someones medical history or records without a bona fide articulable suspicion of a crime, it'd be massively illegal.
It's extensively documented that law enforcement breaks laws all the time. Your comment isn't reassuring at all - in fact, you're just describing how normalized the process for violating the 4th Amendment and patients' privacy is.
It's extensively documented that law enforcement breaks laws all the time. Your comment isn't reassuring at all - in fact, you're just describing how normalized the process for violating the 4th Amendment and patients' privacy is.