The Supreme Court has let stand a Commonwealth Court ruling that broadly defined what constitutes a “governmental function” for the purposes of the state’s Right-to-Know Law and could potentially affect several records cases currently in the pipeline.
The justices denied allocatur in East Stroudsburg University Foundation v. Office of Open Records March 16, just over a week after it granted allocatur in Bowling v. Office of Open Records to determine the Commonwealth Court’s standard of review regarding final determinations by the state’s Office of Open Records.
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