· 4/19/2017
Broadway Victoria v. Norminton, Wiita & Fuster
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- affirming a district court order requiring all law enforcement reports prepared within ninety-six hours of the incident to be made publicly available without a protective order
- holding discovery rules in tort action supersede section 22.7(5)
- requiring consideration of whether “(1) a public officer is being examined, (2) the communication was made in official confidence, and (3) the public interest would suffer by disclosure” (citation omitted)
- deciding whether certain police reports were confidential
- deciding whether certain police reports were confidential
- “[O]ne seeking the protection of one of the statute’s exemptions bears the burden of demonstrating the exemption’s applicability.”
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