Trial court properly ordered city and district attorney's office to respond to RTKL requests and properly imposed a penalty for bad faith on the DA's office because the requests were sufficiently specific, not overly broad. Affirmed.
March 03, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Right-to-Know Law • Bad Faith • Privilege • Discovery • Overly Broad
Office of the Dist. Attorney of Philadelphia v. Bagwell, PICS Case No. 17-0284 (Pa. Commw. Feb. 16, 2017) Colins, S. J. (50 pages).
Trial court properly ordered city and district attorney’s office to respond to RTKL requests and properly imposed a penalty for bad faith on the DA’s office because the requests were sufficiently specific, not overly broad. Affirmed.
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