Limbaugh’s Privacy Violated, Attorney Says
Rush Limbaugh’s attorney argued that investigators trampled the conservative commentator’s privacy rights when they made a surprise visit to a doctor’s office to seize his medical records.
In West Palm Beach, Limbaugh attorney Roy Black asked an appeals court to keep records sealed from prosecutors who say the radio host illegally bought prescription drugs.
Limbaugh, 53, has not been charged with a crime and the investigation is at a standstill pending a decision on the medical records. The 4th District Court of Appeal did not say when it would release a ruling.
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