OOR Provides Guidance as to when Requests for Emails are Insufficiently Specific Articles, Right to Know Law Blog August 19, 2019
Agencies Are Not Required to Identify Which Records are Responsive to Each Part of a Request (901) News, Right to Know Law Blog August 5, 2019
Court Dismisses Student’s Claim That Confiscation of His Cell Phone While District Investigated Student’s Suspected Misconduct Was an Unreasonable Search and Seizure News July 29, 2019
OOR Holds that Borough’s Use of Taser Policy is Partially Exempt Articles, Right to Know Law Blog July 24, 2019
CMS Rules To Allows Nursing Homes To Use Arbitration Agreements, But Adds Certain Requirements Articles July 17, 2019
OOR Holds that Police Taser Usage Reports Are, in Part, Public Records Right to Know Law Blog July 16, 2019
OOR Holds that Some Development Plans Cannot Be Copied Pursuant to the Copyright Act Articles, Right to Know Law Blog July 9, 2019
Restaurant Employees Can Be Your Best Defense or Your Worst Enemy When it Comes to Liquor License Citations Articles, News July 8, 2019
OOR Holds that Zoning Permit Application is not Exempt under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code Articles, Right to Know Law Blog July 2, 2019
