TBC Westlake Inc. v. Hamilton County Board of Revision

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TBC Westlake Inc. vs. Hamilton County Board of Revision Number: 95-K-1358 96-K-167 Year: 1998 State: Ohio Other lawsuits in Ohio Other lawsuits in 1998 Precedents include: That quasi-judicial bodies, like judicial bodies are exempt with regards to deliberative process.

Contents 1 Important precedents 2 Background 3 Supporters of the FOIA request 4 Criticisms of the FOIA request 5 Ruling of the court 6 Associated cases 7 See Also 8 External links 9 References

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TBC Westlake Inc. v. Hamilton County Board of Revision is a 1998 court ruling in Ohio about interpreting the Ohio Open Records Law. The finding in the case is that the report of an attorney-examiner to a county Board of Tax Appeals is exempt from disclosure because a Board of Tax Appeals is a "quasi-judicial body" which is entitled to the deliberative privacy of the courts.^[1]

[edit] Important precedents

[edit] Background

[edit] Supporters of the FOIA request

[edit] Criticisms of the FOIA request

[edit] Ruling of the court

[edit] Associated cases

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• Ohio Open Records Law

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• Ruling of the Court

[edit] References