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Two separate torts found in invasion-of-privacy action.


 A student enrolled in Cambridge College's medical assistant program has won a $12,000 jury award on his claim that the school invaded his privacy by disclosing his HIV status to a third party. An instructor, [name removed], knew the student was HIV-positive, and when the class was being tested for rubella, she marked the particular student's blood sample "HIV" without his knowledge. Rather than taking that as a warning to be careful with that blood sample, the lab ran an HIV test on the blood sample, even though they did not have the student's consent. The lab then reported the results to the State Department of Health, as is required by law.
