Patients lacked standing to sue over potentially exposed medical records where no evidence showed their information was actually accessed or misused by unauthorized persons.
Nonsignatory physician cannot be compelled to arbitrate medical malpractice claim. Reversed and remanded. Gateway arbitrability question for court, not arbitrator. No exception to general rule requiring consent.
Sexual dangerousness finding vacated and remanded where record unclear whether judge applied proper legal standard for evaluating likelihood of contact versus noncontact offenses.
First-degree murder conviction affirmed. Statements properly admitted despite claims of involuntary waiver; Miranda and Rosario waivers were knowing and voluntary.
Sexually dangerous person commitment affirmed where exhibitionist with history of contact offenses posed menace to health and safety.
