Whereas the public records in question are the subject of a disputeinactivelitigation, I decline to opine on this matter. See 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b) (the Supervisor may deny an appeal if, in the opinion of the Supervisor, "the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation").
In my April 10, 2018 determination, pursuant to 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b), I declined to opine on the matter because the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactivelitigation. In an email dated April 25, 2018, you request that I reconsider my previous determination. After another careful and thorough review of this matter, I respectfully decline to reverse my findings.
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: Deputy Chief Charles Gibson Page 5 July 5, 2023 SPR23/1369 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.
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.
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. Reconsideration request In his request for reconsideration, Mr.
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. In his appeal petition Mr.
The Department also reiterates its previous claim that the responsive records are the subjects of disputeinactivelitigation, administrative hearings, or mediation, and references the pending litigation in Suffolk Superior Court, Hovsepian, Scott et al. v. Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission, (Docket No. 2284CV00906) and New England Police Benevolent Association, Inc., and Daniel Gilbert v. Richard M.
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: Sergeant Jennifer Gilson Page 4 November 21, 2023 SPR23/2706 1. the public records in question are the subjects of disputes inactive litigation, administrative hearings or mediation. With respect to Mr.
The Department also noted that the [p]otentially responsive records, especially for Items 1 and 5, are also likely to include records that are the subjects of disputeinactivelitigation, administrative hearings, or mediation under 950 CMR 32.08(2), as they relate directly to the matters of Hovsepian, Scott et al. 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. Where the requested records are the subjects of a disputein activelitigation, I decline to opine on this matter at this time. See 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2)(b).
In my June 6, 2023 determination, I declined to opine on the matter as I found that the requested records were subjects of a disputeinactivelitigation. On June 8, 2023, Mr. Raymond requested that I reconsider my June 8th determination. The Public Records Law The Public Records Law strongly favors disclosure by creating a presumption that all governmental records are public records. G. L. c. 66, 10A(d); 950 C.M.R. 32.03(4).
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. With respect to Mr. Raymonds records request, these requested records are the subject of a disputein activelitigation. See Eric Mack v.
In my November 22nd determination, I found that the responsive records were the subject of a disputeinactivelitigation, and I declined to opine on this matter. See Eric Mack v. Office of the District Attorney of the Bristol District No. SJC-13468. In an email to this office on April 26, 2024, Mr. Raymond requests that I reconsider my November 22nd determination.
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.