Director Laurie Edwards-Tate and the hospital district both claimed victory
Declaring the issues it alleged 'moot,' a federal judge recently dismissed a free speech rights lawsuit that a Palomar Health director filed against her own organization. As the 46-page order filed by U.S. District Judge Todd W.
Robinson's order finds that Edwards-Tate did not have sufficient legal standing to pursue the case because she had not yet actually suffered the injury of a sanction action based on her speech, just the prior threat of one that had not yet been acted on. ' other allegations, coupled with evidence regarding subsequent actions, show that she no longer has an 'actual or well-founded fear' of other sanctions being enforced against her, Robinson wrote.
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