In Re I.J.S and B.K.S., Children v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

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• holding that non-exempt records of a third party contracting with a governmental agency are subject to disclosure only if the information directly relates to the performance of a governmental function
• declining to construe a remedial statute liberally in a manner that would negate its plain language
• “[T]he [RTKL] channels access to third-party records through Section 506(d)(1) [and] such provision contemplates an actual contract with a third party in possession of salient records.”
• “[T]he [RTKL] channels access to third-party records through Section 506(d)(1) [and] such provision contemplates an actual contract with a third party in possession of salient records.”

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