Sentences with phrase «withholding of public records»

Democratic Nassau County executive candidate Laura Curran on Tuesday called the county's public hospital «another symbol of the culture of corruption,» citing recent reports about hiring practices and withholding of public records.

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there are many records that still exist that contain the truth that was taken out of the scriptures that we do still have, that have been withheld from public release, and many were destroyed, that contained truth.

According to Deadspin, MSU is reportedly suing ESPN in an attempt to withhold a portion of sexual assault reports, filed by university police, from a public records request.

The commission mandates reports from lobbying organizations, but can withhold the records of contributors to the lobbying groups if the donors might suffer «harm, threats, harassment or reprisals» from public knowledge of their support to the specific entities.

Joseph Finnerty, lead attorney on the case, said Fort Schuyler's stonewalling reflects a growing trend of governments at all levels to withhold public records.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses Governor Pat McCrory and his administration of violating the North Carolina Public Records Act by withholding travel rRecords Act by withholding travel recordsrecords.

Sacramento, CA — The Energy & Environment Legal Institute (E&E Legal) has filed suit under California's Public Records Act (PRA) against the state's Attorney General Xavier Becerraa for withholding all but one email showing or mentioning its work with partisan and environmentalist activists to use law enforcement in going after opponents of the «climate» political agenda».

Fred convinced the Ohio Supreme court to put an end to the destruction and withholding of internal police investigative files, in Police Officers for Equal Rights v. City of Columbus, and has won numerous monetary awards and appellate decisions protecting and requiring the disclosure of records under Ohio's public records laws.

Any finding by a trial or appellate judge that a prosecutor has improperly lied to the court about material issues, or who has knowingly withheld exculpatory evidence, shall be reported by the presiding judge to the Bar Counsel for investigation and said report shall be part of the public record.