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Wisconsin Supreme Court rules public should not be charged cost to redact public records
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled yesterday that authorities cannot charge the public for redaction costs under its public records law.… -
Fla. appeals court awards attorney's fees for county's undue delay in complying with records request
A Florida appeals court ruled today that a county could not avoid paying attorney's fees to a successful records requester… -
Pa. court orders state transportation dept. to release speed tracking device records to ticketed speeder
A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Tuesday that the state Department of Transportation must release records on speed enforcement devices… -
Ohio agency must provide electronic records at cost
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that the Cuyahoga County Recorder’s Office must provide copies of electronic images sought under… -
Federal court enforces penalties for FOI response delays
Penalties for missing the 20-day time limit to respond to federal Freedom of Information Act requests and appeals applies to… -
Overcharging for records limits transparency, Reporters Committee brief argues
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press is asking the Ohio Supreme Court to reject Cuyahoga County’s extreme reproduction… -
Government can charge licensing fees for GIS data
A California appeals court ruled Tuesday that state agencies can charge licensing fees to the public for access to electronic… -
European court holds "success fees" violate civil rights
An international court, charged with deciding cases in which freedom of expression violations are alleged, ruled earlier this week that… -
Records request leads to dispute over request fees
When Wisconsin investigative reporter Richard Moore requested records from the state's Department of Natural Resources last year that related… -
State police want nearly $7 million to fulfill FOIA request
The Michigan Department of State Police is charging the Mackinac Center for Public Policy nearly $7 million to fulfill its…