· 1/22/2010
Rockford Police Benevolent & Protective Ass'n v. Morrissey
Citations
- 398 Ill. App. 3d 145
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- observing that under the prior version of section 11(i), the court may deny an award of attorney fees where the plaintiff proceeds pro se
- court rejected argument that the personnel file exemption applied to a department as a whole, saying the exemption prevents “an invasion of an individual’s personal privacy”
- an abuse of discretion will be found where the court applied the wrong legal standard
- under the FOIA, public records are presumed to be open and accessible; when a public body receives a proper request for information, it must comply with the request unless one of the section 7 exemptions applies
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Judges: Malley
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