The Nassau County Police Department's blanket assertion of an ongoing investigation falls far short of any justification for withholding records from the family of a college student inadvertently shot and killed by an officer, a judge has held.
April 15, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The Nassau County Police Department’s blanket assertion of an ongoing investigation falls far short of any justification for withholding records from the family of a college student inadvertently shot and killed by an officer, a judge has held.
Supreme Court Justice Karen Murphy said a police agency, to justify denying a claim under the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL), must provide more than just a vague claim that releasing the information would hinder its work.
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