California Supreme Court
Dec. 9, 2016
Disclosure of city official emails on private devices debated in court
The state Supreme Court grappled Wednesday with a case that has potentially enormous ramifications for open government and the privacy rights of public employees.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Does California's Public Records Act require a public official to disclose emails and text messages stored on an official's private device?
The state Supreme Court grappled with the question Wednesday in a case with potentially enormous ramifications for open government and the privacy rights of local public employees.
Convening in Los Angeles for oral argument, the ...
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