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· 9/15/1841

Smith v. Brownson

Citations

  • 19 La. 313

How courts have described this case

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  • considering the request “precise” because it included the date, speaker, and statements referenced in the agency records
  • “[A]gencies may not use the ‘reasonably describes’ requirement to deny the public access to responsive records.”

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