Salaries of identifiable employees need not be disclosed. Working papers of school division superintendent are exempt, but not similar papers held by the school board.
Complaints filed with the county human rights commission and/or tenant-landlord commission are public records. FOIA provisions trump conflicting city ordinances.
Scholastic record exemption still allows access to the students parents if the student is under 18, and to the parents and the student if he/she is 18 or older.
Notes made by an official at the Division of Personnel on a federal government report about the operations and policies of the division are official records.
Mere distribution of a letter during executive session without discussion does not violate FOIA, though the letter itself is an official record subject to disclosure upon request.
State police not required to provide copies or allow for inspection of accident reports filed with the DMV, though there's nothing to prevent an officer from vonveying the information verbally or from a person getting the report through the DMV.
GRACE ARCHER AND JAMES JOHNSON v. D. CARLETON MAYES, JUDGE OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AMELIA COUNTY; S. L. FARRAR, JR., CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF AMELIA COUNTY; JOHN L. SMITH, JAMES E. FORD AND
GRAHAM W. THOMPSON, JURY COMMISSIONERS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
AMELIA COUNTY
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT
Appeal from an order of the Circuit Court of Amelia County. Hon.
William M. Sweeney, judge designate presiding.
