Zaleski v. Hicksville Union Free School District

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Zaleski vs. Hicksville Union Free School District Number: N.Y.L.J., Dec. 27, 1978 (Sup. Ct., Nassau County, 1978) Year: 1978 State: New York Court: {{{Court}}} Other lawsuits in New York Other lawsuits in 1978 Precedents include: That agencies cannot charge fees for labor when reproducing audio/visual records.

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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Zaleski v. Hicksville Union Free School District is a 1978 New York court case concerning New York Freedom of Information Law.

Important precedents

The court ruled that under the government agencies cannot charge for staff time/operator salaries for time spent reproducing audio and audio-visual records.^[1]

Background

Supporters of the FOIA request

Criticisms of the FOIA request

Ruling of the court

Associated cases

See Also

• New York Freedom of Information Law

External links

References

1. ↑ Open Government Guide to FOIL