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: Legal Profession BlogConfidentiality Provisions Inapplicable
By Alan Childress, Mike Frisch, and Jeff Lipshaw
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In a case involving the revocation of a nursing license, the Oregon Court of Appeals held that confidentiality provisions relating to such proceedings do not deprive the accused of an opportunity to review the files of the investigation or to...Full post as published by Legal Profession Blog on May 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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