Ugh @chesaboudin has now repeatedly violated the CPRA + Sunshine Ordinance by simply refusing to respond to my records requests for his communications. Every request will be appealed. No official is above the law.pic.twitter.com/2rFCmkQsG1
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Ugh @chesaboudin has now repeatedly violated the CPRA + Sunshine Ordinance by simply refusing to respond to my records requests for his communications. Every request will be appealed. No official is above the law.pic.twitter.com/2rFCmkQsG1
Point of order: he responded, just not with the documents. Do you have a sense of the funding / staff available to city offices for sunshine requests? Seems like an underfunded aspect of the city. A city attorney friend (not SF) was telling me how much a PITA FOIAs are.
Not true. The CPRA requires the response to provide a notice of determination of disclosable public records and reasons thereof (CPRA Gov Code 6253(c)). His is NOT a lawful response. He states he *will respond* in 10 days and then does not. 1/2
Every agency in California thinks they are a PITA, and they are also the way the public gets to examine exactly what they do. Ordinance actually requires agencies who buy new computer systems to implement automatic segregation of disclosable info to make it easier; no one does.
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FYI: they after this thread produced the records, then claimed to retract the records, and produced new records. See:https://twitter.com/journo_anon/status/1416231581451096067 …
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@batman_vc do you think it's appropriate that DA office can provide contact info to Balko that they claim they cannot provide the general public? Do you see some ethical difference between Boudin doing this, vs Herrera doing similar with SFUSD lawsuit?
I may not understand the full context here. I think they're entitled to a reasonable degree of discretion especially as it relates to victims and contact information. E.g. they should be able to introduce a victim / witness to the press with approval from the individual.
Just to make that crystal clear, I think a DA can, with authorization from a victim or witness, make an introduction to a member of the press. I don't believe they are under any obligation to do this for every member of the press. Is there a law / statute to the contrary?
Gov Code 6254.5 is what I've used in the past. The contact info of the witness is a "public record," but usually exempt. But by disclosing it to one reporter, then I argue they waive the exemption to the general public.
Well, I'm not sure what the law is in this situation. It may be different because the case involves a minor or is pre-trial. Def a lawyer question. I would love to see a flow chart of when this is allowed and isn't. Personally, I'm fairly guarded about contact information.
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