Unincorporated Operating Division of Indiana Newspapers, Inc. v. Trustees of Indiana University

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• holding that although the Public Records Act does not contain a waiver provision, the common law doctrine of waiver-which is the voluntary and intentional relingquishment of a known right-nevertheless applies to the Act
• holding that although the Public Records Act does not contain a waiver provision, the common law doctrine of waiver — which is the voluntary and intentional relinquishment of a known right — nevertheless applies to the Act
• stating that “FERPA is a federal law which requires education records to be kept confidential”
• noting that Ind. Trial Rule 56(C) does not require trial court to enter findings of fact
• materials not \education records\ if information which could lead to the identity of students redacted
• materials not “education records” if information which could lead to the identity of students redacted

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