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Tag: The Harvard Crimson

SUNSHINE WEEK: Legislatures in two states to consider opening campus police records

News
March 16, 2006September 5, 2018 Allison Retka

Legislatures in Massachusetts and Georgia are scheduled to vote next week on bills that would make all campus police departments in the two states subject to open records laws.

Tagged Georgia, Massachusetts, Sunshine Week, The Harvard Crimson

Paper sues Harvard police

Uncategorized
August 1, 2003

The Harvard Crimson claimed that because Harvard police officers have official law enforcement authority including the power to arrest people off campus, they should be bound by the Massachusetts Public Records Law.

Tagged , Fall 2003, Harvard University, open records, reports, The Harvard Crimson

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