Comptroller of the Treasury v. Immanuel

How courts have described this case

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• hypothesizing the only functional difference between a request for physical documents and data “is that IT professionals would perform here the work that clerical professionals would perform on a paper file”
• “Immanuel should emerge on remand with a list of claims that tracks the Comptroller's disclosure obligations under the Abandoned Property Act.”
• “The [PIA] grants the public the right to inspect public records in a way that favors public access.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).