Page 2 February 1, 2019 SPR19/102 the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactivelitigation, administrative hearings or mediation.
Pending litigation 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation.
Active Litigation 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation. Upon in camera review of the responsive records, these records are the subject of a disputeinactivelitigation. See Eric Mack v.
Active Litigation 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation. In its response, the Department states, these records relate directly to the matters of Hovespain, Scott et al. v.
In addition, the Town indicates," ... as the records in question are the subject of disputeinactive litigation, the Town requests that [the Supervisor] decline the acceptance of any further appeal(s) concerning request(s) for the relevant record(s) at this time."
Public records subject to a disputeinactivelitigation In the Town's response, the Town indicated that several of the responsive records "will contain information concerning the Town's litigation position and/or defense strategy in currently pending litigation ... " In Ms. Gallagher's appeal, recognizing that there is an on-going litigation which was filed by her partners and her, Ms.
Devito Page 3 April 18, 2024 SPR24/1024 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactivelitigation, administrative hearings or mediation. In its response, the Department stated: As previously stated, the Department withheld responsive records related to this requestas the records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation.
Pending Litigation 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: The Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: The public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactivelitigation, administrative hearings or mediation In its response, the Department stated: The responsive records in question are the subjects of disputeinactive litigation, administrative hearings, or mediation it
Cambridge appeal (SPRJ 71625) In my May 1oth determination pertaining to your appeal with Cambridge, I declined to opine on the matter because the public records in question are the subject of a disputeinactivelitigation in state court relating to this Office's previous determination. See SPRI 4/626 Determination of the Supervisor of Records (June 5, 2015); see also City of Somerville v.
The public records in question are the subject of a disputeinactivelitigation in state court relating to this Office's previous determination. See SPR14/626 Determination of the Supervisor of Records (June 5, 2015); see also City of Somerville v. Williams, as Supervisor of Public Records, No. 1581 CV04911 (Middlesex Superior Ct.). Accordingly, I decline to opine on this matter at this time. See 950 CMR 32.08(2)(b). Sincerely, ~~ Rebecca S.
Pending litigation 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactivelitigation, administrative hearings or mediation.
provides in pertinent part: a request for records in which an individual, or representative of the individual has a unique right of access by statutory, regulatory, judicial or other applicable means, shall not be considered a request for public records 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) provides in pertinent part: the Supervisor may deny an appeal for, among other reasons if, in the opinion of the Supervisor: 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes