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Peculiar Opinion by PAC Allows Withholding of 911 Tapes |
Journalists around Indiana are used to getting copies of 911 recordings to provide insight into stories about crimes in their areas. Access to those records is threatened now, however, after a decision last month by Indiana Public Access Counselor Heather Neal that allows the tapes to be considered law enforcement investigatory records. The Associated Press details the case.
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NFOIC report: Indiana Among States Failing on Access |
Indiana is among 38 states judged in a new report to be failing in responsiveness to requests for access to public records.
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Failing Grades: New Report on Secrecy Out |
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The latest Secrecy Report Card is out, and it's not straight As.
According to the report by OpenTheGovernment.org (with which ICOG is
affiliated), government secrecy saw further expansion last year despite
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ICOG Board Member to Work for Openness in Africa |
ICOG board member Dan Byron is used to fighting attempts to restrict openness in Indiana, and now he has the chance to do the same in west
Africa for the next two months.
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