School employee may have been fired for talking to press
Stephen Miller Feature September 13, 2010 A U.S. District Court judge in Maryland denied the Frederick County Board of Education’s motion to dismiss a former employee’s First Amendment violation claim...
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Shut out at Penn State
Why the “hybrid university” was exempt from releasing records Feature February 1, 2012 Page Number: 15 You-Jin HanAP Photo by Nabil K. MarkFormer Penn State Assistant Coach Jerry Sandusky walks past...
View ArticleJudge rules Ill. eavesdropping law unconstitutional
Lilly Chapa News February 25, 2013A former Illinois elementary school principal cannot be charged under the state's controversial eavesdropping law because the law was not narrowly tailored to serve a...
View ArticleVa. high court clarifies FOIA exemption, redaction fee issues in case over...
Emily Grannis News April 17, 2014The Virginia Supreme Court ruled this morning that the University of Virginia does not have to release certain emails sent to and from a former professor.The American...
View ArticleWisconsin can consider requesters' intent, court says
Emily Grannis News May 12, 2014A Wisconsin appeals court has ruled that state agencies may consider a requester's intent before releasing public records under the state's freedom of information...
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