A group of anonymous plaintiffs can proceed with allegations that Franklin County and its sheriff’s office violated their confidentiality by sending uncovered postcards through the mail regarding their applications for gun licenses, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.
A unanimous three-judge panel ruled May 20 in Doe v. Franklin County, which addressed 11 orders from the trial court, that the defendants’ preliminary objections regarding the confidentiality claims should not have been sustained.
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