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$1,000 Award to Ohio Prisoner for Violation of Public Records Act

Loaded on Aug. 1, 2021 published in Prison Legal News August, 2021, page 27
Filed under: Damages, Public Records. Location: Ohio.

The Ohio Supreme Court concluded that an official at Toledo Correctional Institution (TCI) violated the Ohio Public Records Act by failing to identify all records requested by a prisoner. In addition to ordering relief for the prisoner to obtain the records, the court awarded the prisoner $1,000 in statutory damages. ...

 

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