Legal Opinion
John Doe, M.D. v. State of Connecticut, Department of Health Services, and Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Decided January 30, 1996No. 625, Docket 95-7541PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Per curiam
Plaintiff-appellant John Doe, M.D., an admitted drug abuser and alcoholic who has previously been disciplined for engaging in sexual relations with his patients, claims that the State of Connecticut threatens to violate his rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act by bringing disciplinary proceedings directed to the revocation of his medical license. Doe commenced his action against defendants-appellees State of Connecticut, the Connecticut Department of Health Services and the Connecticut Medical Examining Board (collectively, the “State”), seeking declaratory and injunctive relief…
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