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Most grievances cannot be checked and outcomes are not known because detainee names were redacted by the government under privacy laws.

"Their social service program has made steady progress," Ms. Ortiz said, adding that she was unable to discuss specific cases under privacy laws or because she was unaware of them.

Lisa Greiner, a spokeswoman for the hospital, which collected $10.7 million from the charity care pool in 2010, said she could not comment on the case under privacy laws.

The police said that a man with a gun and a pistol entered the hall through a back door near the stage and shot two men; Denis Blanchette, 48, a stagehand at the hall, was killed, and a second man, who was not identified under privacy laws, remained hospitalized on Wednesday.

"There were concerns and confusion about the potential liability of teachers, administrators, or institutions that could arise from sharing information, or from not sharing information, under privacy laws, as well as laws designed to protect individuals from discrimination on the basis of mental illness," that report said.

The spokeswoman, Lt. Col. Anne Edgecomb, said that under privacy laws, the Army would not describe the circumstances of the discharge, but that such discharges were commonly given because of a recruit's failure to complete training or discovery of a medical condition that was not evident at the time of enlistment.

Interim injunctions were easier to obtain under privacy law, Eady said, because of a lower threshold for the person bringing the claim.

Further, they said, complying with the law would force the district to disclose information protected under federal privacy laws.

French legal experts who work on privacy issues said the couple could have a strong case under French privacy laws if they sue in a French court.

Several civil liberties groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Privacy Information Center, have voiced concerns, saying the program may be illegal under existing privacy laws.

Currently, US copyright law is relied on to remove content from Google's global index, no matter where an alleged incident occurs, and at a rate at least three orders of magnitude greater than partial delistings under data privacy laws.