davidmcbeth
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OK, this is something of a similar issue that I have run into when filing FOIA requests.
How are people supposed to understand what the boundaries are between acceptable and not acceptable under the law?
How? You test them exactly in the manner that the people currently are doing...creating knowledge and understanding under case law if the law is vague on the point.
This Sheriff just sees it as a hassle when it is a necessary aspect of the law.
I have performed many FOIA requests asking for slightly different records to see where the boundary between accessible and non-accessible records is...this has been met with the attitude similar to the Sheriff's..disdain. But it has not affected my requesting and continued requests as I have yet to determine this boundary line yet.
How are people supposed to understand what the boundaries are between acceptable and not acceptable under the law?
How? You test them exactly in the manner that the people currently are doing...creating knowledge and understanding under case law if the law is vague on the point.
This Sheriff just sees it as a hassle when it is a necessary aspect of the law.
I have performed many FOIA requests asking for slightly different records to see where the boundary between accessible and non-accessible records is...this has been met with the attitude similar to the Sheriff's..disdain. But it has not affected my requesting and continued requests as I have yet to determine this boundary line yet.
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