,,,Putting the ‘Public’ Back into Public Employment: A Roadmap for Challenging Prior Restraints That Prohibit Government Employees from Speaking to the News Media

LoMonte, Frank

doi:10.17161/1808.29980

KLR

2019

DOI: 10.17161/1808.29980

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,,,Putting the ‘Public’ Back into Public Employment: A Roadmap for Challenging Prior Restraints That Prohibit Government Employees from Speaking to the News Media

Frank LoMonte

Abstract: over-barn-swallows-raises-larger-concerns-abo ut-bird-decline/iJpekuqpWejXVG5rCLfvCL/story.html?p1=Article_Inline_Text_Link [https://perma.cc/ZK72-VUB4].

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Tale of two requesters: How public records law experiences differ by requester types

Wagner,

Cuillier

2024

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The journalism industry was central to the materialization of U.S. freedom of information (FOI) laws, yet journalists frequently voice dissatisfaction with the state of FOI laws. The study surveyed 330 public records requesters on their experiences with FOI laws, finding public-interest requesters (journalists, academics, nonprofits, and private individuals) reported a significantly different experience, including a lower likelihood of receiving records, than for-profit requesters (commercial requesters and lawyers). For-profit requesters were less likely to believe FOI laws positively impact government accountability or improve society. The findings suggest reassessing whom the laws serve and whether they meet their original democratic objectives.

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Tale of two requesters: How public records law experiences differ by requester types

Wagner,

Cuillier

2024

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,,,Putting the ‘Public’ Back into Public Employment: A Roadmap for Challenging Prior Restraints That Prohibit Government Employees from Speaking to the News Media

Abstract: over-barn-swallows-raises-larger-concerns-abo ut-bird-decline/iJpekuqpWejXVG5rCLfvCL/story.html?p1=Article_Inline_Text_Link [https://perma.cc/ZK72-VUB4].

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