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HB 62 proposes an amendment to the current exemption for “research projects” in Maryland's public information act that would allow public universities to withhold from disclosure wide categories of records "produced or collected by" faculty members.
Academics archiving the oral histories of the decades-long Troubles in Northern Ireland should be protected from subpoenas in ways similar to the protection given to journalists, attorneys for Boston College argued this week.
A federal trial court judge in Boston lifted a gag order preventing three Massachusetts Institute of Technology students from disclosing security flaws in Boston’s public transportation ticketing system, according to the Associated Press.
Comments to Maryland House Committee on Health & Government Operations re: House Bill 62
HB 62 proposes an amendment to the current exemption for “research projects” in Maryland's public information act that would allow public universities to withhold from disclosure wide categories of records "produced or collected by" faculty members.