H.L.C. v. State

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• agency reasonably could have taken judicial notice of fact that addresses are available in public directories
• although ordinarily an address is not a private fact, municipal retirees should be afforded opportunity to show that, by virtue of their significant efforts, they have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their addresses
• appellate court reversed trial court's ruling that firefighters' association could not have list of the names and addresses of all retired residents of the town because disclosure of names and addresses would not be a per se invasion of personal privacy
• appellate court reversed trial court’s ruling that firefighters’ association could not have list of the names and addresses of all retired residents of the town because disclosure of names and addresses would not be a per se invasion of personal privacy
• disclosure of addresses of retired employees

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