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After Section 50-a repeal, New York police unions are fighting in court to keep misconduct records secret. So far, they’re losing.
The repeal of the law ushers in a new era of transparency in law enforcement.
November 5, 2020
By
Caitlyn Jordan
Categorized in
Freedom of Information
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California police unions, agencies should pay attorneys’ fees in fight over misconduct records
RCFP attorneys argue that preventing news organizations from recovering attorneys’ fees in successful litigation discourages the pursuit of public records.
January 7, 2020
By
Chris Young
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Freedom of Information
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