The Connecticut Freedom of Information Act was intended to "open the public files" for the citizenry to gain access to information and records that were far more difficult to obtain prior to the law's enactment, and to see their government in action.
March 25, 2013 at 11:48 AM
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To The Editor:
A recent, interesting article by Law Tribune Senior Writer Thomas Sheffey sought to address an issue near and dear to at least one municipality, if not many others. The article ("Lawyers Using FOI Act To Help Win Cases," March 4) described and quoted lawyers in Connecticut singing the praises of the Freedom of Information law for purposes of assisting in litigation.
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