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The New Yorker weighs in with a laudatory post about the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s response to the FOI request. As I wrote in an earlier post, I think the response created some novel arguments not reflected by the state’s existing exemptions. The question now is whether the requester is satisfied with the response and the documents produced by it.
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Filed under: 2. Doc state of mind, 3. Access law, 5. Request strategies, 6. Overcoming denials Tagged: | University of Wisconsin–Madison, William Cronon
