Q&A: Yard sale and Fair Housing Act
Q: We have a customer wanting to put “No children allowed” in her yard sale advertisement. To me it feels unacceptable, and I thought...
Q&A: Yard sale and Fair Housing Act
Q: We have a customer wanting to put “No children allowed” in her yard sale advertisement. To me it feels unacceptable, and I thought...
Q&A: Accessing nonprofit financial records
Q: Do newspapers have the right to access financial records of nonprofit organizations? Also, can nonprofit groups hold meetings in government-owned buildings?
A: Yes,...
Q&A: Accessing nonprofit financial records
Q: Do newspapers have the right to access financial records of nonprofit organizations? Also, can nonprofit groups hold meetings in government-owned buildings?
A: Yes,...
Q&A: School records in bullying case
From Fox 59:
Q: We are investigating bullying on a school bus. What rights to expulsion records or disciplinary records or reviews of coaches do...
Q&A: Reporters can be at polling places
From the Carroll County Comet:
Q: Are the media not allowed in polling places? I just got booted out of one by an inspector in...
Q&A: Executive session to discuss audit?
From the Ellettsville Journal:
Q: A township trustee wants to have an executive session to discuss a recent audit on the township. Can that be...
Q&A: Do federal records laws trump state laws?
From a Ball State University student:
Q: I am producing a documentary on Indiana's open records laws. What does FOIA say about criminal background checks...
Q&A: Access to the daily log
From The Indianapolis Star:
Q: Aren't individual police agencies required to keep a daily log? We shouldn't have to go through a county dispatch to...
Q&A: School district public notices
From the Hope Star-Journal:
Q: Are school corporations required to publish public notices in more than one newspaper?
A: That depends on the number of newspapers...