Martin O'boyle v. Borough of Longport

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• recognizing that \[a] government record may be excluded from disclosure by other statutory provisions\
• holding work-product doctrine is not waived where disclosure was “in a manner calculated to preserve its confidentiality”
• recognizing \intru[sion] on the fact-finding function of litigation\ but recognizing common-interest exception as logical extension of attorney-client privilege
• recognizing “intru[sion] on the fact-finding function of litigation” but recognizing common-interest exception as logical extension of attorney-client privilege
• noting that “the party requesting documents must explain why he seeks access to the requested documents” and relating three-part test used for evaluation of such requests
• noting that “the party requesting documents must explain why he seeks access to the requested documents” and relating three-part test used for evaluation of such requests

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