Elouise McDaniel said she has received an outpouring of support for her case this week.
New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act does not place a limit on the number of requests that can be sent to an agency. OPRA is meant to expand residents’ access to government records, create an appeals process if access is denied and define what constitutes “government records,” according to the state’sThis isn’t the first time McDaniel, who taught in Newark for 31 years before retiring in the early 2000s, has been featured on the cover of a newspaper.
McDaniel has slowed down the frequency of public records requests she sends in due to health reasons amid the. And yet, the files of printed-out OPRA requests she keeps organized remain by her desk at her home. She said she does not plan to stop filing questions to the township.
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