Search Results for: public's right to speak – Page 8

State Agency Test Results Q: I am requesting the results of a test from a state agency.  It appears the agency is declining my request not only for my results, but also to view the results of other candidates and also the decision process of the hiring manager. A: Generally speaking, laws restricting access to records should not interfere with a person’s rights to review his or her own records.  It is not clear whether

Accessing Termination of Employment Records Q: 1) My former employer violated my privacy by releasing reasons why I was terminated to the public which was different from the reason that he has given me in writing. 2) I recently asked for copies of my emails pursuant to public records act and the City denied me them. . A: Generally speaking, laws restricting access to records should not interfere with a person’s rights to review his

Civil Harrassement Restraining Order Filings; Non-Internet Accessible Q: The County Superior Court maintains an “Open Access” internet database system for access to court records and filings, including dockets in all civil and criminal cases and downloads of all filed and imaged pleadings and other filed documents in civil cases — with one exception.  All dockets and imaged documents are publicly inaccessible for all civil harassment restraining order filings.  This results in a quasi secret docket