KRISCHER OVERREACHING IN CRUSADE AGAINST RUSH

In its fishing expedition for charges against Rush Limbaugh, the Palm Beach
County State Attorney's Office argued before the appeals court ("Judge
blocks prosecution attempt to question Limbaugh's physician," Aug. 17) that
it did not have to notify Mr. Limbaugh when it used a search warrant to
seize his medical records. It said it would have to notify him only if it
were using a subpoena.

Now, the state attorney's staff have tried to use a subpoena to interview
one of Mr. Limbaugh's doctors without notifying him first. Do we have real
attorneys working at the state attorney's office?

No matter what you think of Mr. Limbaugh's politics, you should be
concerned about what is going on here. That is, unless you don't mind
having your private information made public at the whim of Palm Beach
County officials.

KATHY HOLTHAUSEN

Deerfield Beach