Judge Quashes Subpoenas in Case Against Former Nurse Dani Marie Schofield
In Jackson County, a judge has quashed subpoenas issued by the defense for former nurse Dani Marie Schofield, who faces drug-diversion charges. The judge ruled the defense's request for extensive medical and infection records was "overly broad," a decision the…
Medford Klamath Falls, OR, November 6, 2026 — In Jackson County, a judge has ruled against the defense in the case of former nurse Dani Marie Schofield, quashing subpoenas that were issued. Schofield is facing drug-diversion charges.
The judge’s decision centered on the defense’s request for extensive medical and infection control records. The court found these requests to be “overly broad,” leading to the subpoenas being quashed. The specific nature of the drug-diversion charges against Schofield was not detailed in the available information.
Following the ruling, the defense has indicated plans to appeal the judge’s decision. This appeal will involve refining their subpoena requests. The exact timeline for this appeal or the specific modifications to the requested records are not yet available.
The case involves a former nurse, Dani Marie Schofield, who is currently facing legal proceedings related to drug-diversion charges in Jackson County. The legal maneuver by the defense aimed to procure a wide range of medical and infection control documentation, which the court deemed excessive and not sufficiently specific in its scope.
The judge’s determination that the defense’s requests were “overly broad” means that the extensive medical and infection records sought by the defense will not be immediately provided under the current subpoenas. The defense team’s intention to appeal signals their continued pursuit of this information, albeit with a modified approach to their requests.
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