Office of the Budget v. Office of Open Records

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “That DPW has the contractual right and ability to request records from a private contractor does not convert private contractor records into records ‘of’ DPW.”
• “That DPW has the contractual right and ability to request records from a private contractor does not convert private contractor records into records ‘of’ DPW.”
• “That DPW has the contractual right and ability to request records from a private contractor does not convert private contractor records into records ‘of’ DPW.”
• “Had the Legislature wanted to create the presumption that records in an agency’s custody and control, but not in its possession, were public records, it would have included those terms in Section 305.”
• “Had the Legislature wanted to create the presumption that records in an agency’s custody and control, but not in its possession, were public records, it would have included those terms in Section 305.”
• “Had the Legislature wanted to create the presumption that records in an agency’s custody and control, but not in its possession, were public records, it would have included those terms in Section 305.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).