Haverstick v. Pa. State Police
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed an order that denied a Right to Know Law (RTKL) request. In response to an RTKL request, the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) turned over redacted
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed an order that denied a Right to Know Law (RTKL) request. In response to an RTKL request, the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) turned over redacted
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed an order that denied a Right to Know Law (RTKL) request. The Office of Attorney General (OAG) determined that the requested documents reflected internal, predecisional
An en banc panel of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court considered Requester’s petitions for review of the Office of Open Records (OOR) Final Determination denying production of the records requested. There
In re Johnson involved an appeal of an order that denied the records request related to a police welfare check on the requestor’s mother. The trial court determined that the
Chester Water Auth. v. Pa. Dep’t of Cmty and Econ. Dev. involved consolidated appeals arising under a law generally requiring public access to governmental records in Pennsylvania. The primary issue
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court considered Cent. Dauphine Sch. Dist. v. Hawkins on remand from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ordered the Court to consider the case consistently with
In Uniontown Newspapers, Inc. v. PA Dept. Corr., the Pennsylvania Supreme Court addressed the propriety of the Commonwealth Court’s assessment of sanctions and attorney fees based on a finding of
Miller submitted a Right to Know Law (“RTKL”) request to the District, seeking a copy of surveillance video from a school bus. The District denied the request. Miller appealed to
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