In a unanimous decision issued on June 20, 2017 in John Paff v. Galloway Township, et al, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA), “information in electronic form, even if part of a Continue Reading →
UPDATE (3/4/17): The New Jersey Supreme Court heard arguments in Paff v. Galloway Township on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017. Paff’s attorney, NJFOG VP Walter Luers, presented argument before the Court. — The NJ Supreme Court has agreed to hear Paff Continue Reading →
A New Jersey Appellate Court says OPRA does not require an email log to be created, though the emails themselves are subject to OPRA. Interesting, though, is that in response to a GRC “denial of access” complaint, a custodian must Continue Reading →
Ever file an OPRA request for email correspondence and feel there is stuff you’re not getting? Wouldn’t it be nice to see a log of email communications to know for sure? A trial court ruled the log is a public Continue Reading →
