The ordeal lays bare how subjective the public records process can be. At various points over the last couple months, different city officials decided that the memo couldn’t be released, that it didn’t exist and that releasing it is totally fine.
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The ordeal lays bare how subjective the public records process can be. At various points over the last couple months, different city officials decided that the memo couldn’t be released, that it didn’t exist and that releasing it is totally fine.