Officers carry off round to block World Series ticket explore disclosure
October 16th, 2011 -- Posted in I think | Comments OffST. LOUIS • A association of bishopric police officers won a ring-shaped Thursday in their legal battle to prevent disclosure of responsibility records of an investigation into the misuse of 2006 World Series tickets. Ruling in year in a jacket and trousers filed for activist John Chasnoff, Circuit Judge Philip Heagney cited Missouri's Sunshine Law and said that all internal affairs records should be made public. The Police Department did not apply the order, but some officers sued to barricade the release, asserting retreat rights of personnel records.
The American Civil Liberies Union argued for Chasnoff that the officers should not be allowed to intervene. But on Thursday, Circuit Judge Mark Neill ruled that the officers have a rectify to be heard. Neil Bruntrager, the officers' lawyer, said the conclusion moves the emergence closer to a trial.
