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OK Join. An error has occurred. From Email. To Email. I have no idea why this deadline is different from the 21 days to provide pay records, but it is. Second, the request for a copy or the inspection can be made by the former employee or her representative i. Third, the employer is now allowed to redact the names of any non-supervisory employees contained in the records prior to copying or inspection.
Fourth, the employer can designate a person to whom requests should be made, and may prepare a form for use in requesting records. Why these changes? To prevent employers from being evasive when such requests for records come in. What does AB mean to you? This website uses cookies to improve your experience. Often, officers make inquiries of citizens for purposes related to crime prevention and public safety that are unrelated to either civil or criminal investigations.
The records of investigation exempted under section f encompass only those investigations undertaken for the purpose of determining whether a violation of law may occur or has occurred.
If a violation or potential violation is detected, the exemption also extends to records of investigations conducted for the purpose of uncovering information surrounding the commission of the violation and its agency.
Here, the investigation that included the decision to stop Haynie and the stop itself was for the purpose of discovering whether a violation of law had occurred and, if so, the circumstances of its commission.
Records relating to that investigation are exempt from disclosure by section f. So, too, does the fact that the exemption extends indefinitely, even after an investigation is closed. Rivero v. Superior Court 54 Cal.
Superior Court 5 Cal. This line of cases appears to favor allowing public agencies to claim video from BWCs is exempt from the disclosure requirements of the CPRA. Although it is the government agency that determines whether to disclose or withhold requested information there is a role for a proactive law enforcement association to play in these matters.
There is nothing that precludes a POA or DSA from partnering with the respective employing agency to review CPRA requests and discuss the applicability of any relevant exemption from disclosure.
Often, the interests of the employing agency and those of the Association are aligned. However, the public agency is saddled with the political need to appear open and transparent. Where it may not be politically expedient for a police agency to publicly fight a CPRA request to disclose information, a law enforcement association is often unencumbered in that regard. Associations may seek injunctive relief in court preventing the disclosure of arguably confidential information where a governmental entity may be politically unwilling to do so.
For this reason, associations must ensure they are involved in and informed of the process from the beginning. Contact Us.
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