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Tag: Maryland State Police

Maryland court ruling affirms public’s right of access to information about police misconduct

Uncategorized
February 3, 2013September 5, 2018 Frank LoMonte

It's hard to imagine a subject in which there is a clearer public interest in complete information than the integrity of police.

Tagged Inspector General, internal investigation, Maryland Court of Appeals, Maryland Public information Act, Maryland State Police, newsgathering, personnel records, public records

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