Woods v. OFFICE OF OPEN RECORDS

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• meaningful review possible when court able to discern arguments of a pro se appellant
• meaningful review possible when court able to discern arguments of a pro se appellant
• protecting the “Supervision Strategies” part of a sex offender supervision manual
• director of the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole met the agency’s burden by explaining how certain records might be used by a sex offender to circumvent parole supervision procedures and practices
• chapter of parole board manual concerning supervision of sex offenders was exempt from disclosure under Section 708(b)(2) where agency’s affidavit showed that disclosure would enable parolees to avoid detection and impair effectiveness of supervision

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