Commonwealth Court Denies Charges by SERS for Labor Costs
On November 4, 2010, the Commonwealth Court in its decision, State Employees’ Retirement System v. Office of Open Records, No. 152 C.D. 2010, by Senior Judge Flaherty, denied a claim by SERS for labor charges in complying with a Right-to-Know request as a cost “necessarily incurred” under 65 P.S. § 67.1307(g). SERS asserted that…
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Committee Recommends Tightening of Rules for Access to Juvenile Probation Records
There is a proposed amendment to the Juvenile Rules of Procedure regarding access to juvenile probation files. Juvenile probation files will be defined as records contained in the official juvenile court record, including but not limited to social studies, school records, health, psychological and psychiatric evaluations, drug and alcohol testing, placement reports, employment records, and probation evaluations. …
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