Bellamy v. Brown

How courts have described this case

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• holding that statutorily prescribed exceptions to the disclosure requirements of the state’s Freedom of Information Act did not establish a duty to maintain confidentiality
• holding that statutorily prescribed exceptions to the disclosure requirements of the state's Freedom of Information Act did not establish a duty to maintain confidentiality
• holding that statutorily prescribed exceptions to the disclosure requirements of the state’s Freedom of Information Act did not establish a duty to maintain confidentiality
• holding that dismissed official could not sue government agency for breach of confidentiality under state Freedom of Information Act because Act is intended to protect public from secret government activity and did not create any special or private duty to individuals
• holding that dismissed official could not sue government agency for breach of confidentiality under state Freedom of Information Act because Act is intended to protect public from secret government activity and did not create any special or private duty to individuals
• finding statutorily prescribed exceptions to the disclosure requirements of the state’s Freedom of Information Act did not establish a duty to maintain confidentiality

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).