The Office of Open Records erred in ordering disclosure of record from a noncriminal complaint investigation based on the agency's failure to submit affirmative evidence of the records being subject to exemption. Order of the OOR reversed.
November 04, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Right-to-Know Law • Records Relating to Noncriminal Complaint to Government Agency • Exceptions to Disclosure
Pa. Game Comm’n v. Fennell, PICS Case No. 16-1328 (Pa. Commw. Oct. 26, 2016) Leadbetter, J. (8 pages).
The Office of Open Records erred in ordering disclosure of record from a noncriminal complaint investigation based on the agency’s failure to submit affirmative evidence of the records being subject to exemption. Order of the OOR reversed.
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