right to know
March 15th, 2013 Sunshine Week meeting of the FOIA IT Working Group continued the discussion of finding efficiencies and identifying areas for improvement in FOIA administration. March 14th, 2013
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
OPEN RECORDS • THE RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW
DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE LAW Our PDF version of the Right to Know Law is bookmarked and searchable, making it easy to find the section you are looking for. PaFOIC “QUICK GUIDE” TO THE NEW LAW Our comprehensive easy-to-read guide to the new law, in a Q&A format. Find answers to most of your questions here. Includes a copy of the state's standard Right to Know Request form. ABOUT THIS PAGE: To navigate to specific sections of the law in the text of the law below, click on chapter or section titles in the Table of Contents. Where one section of the law cites another section, those references are also navigable links.
Declassified Government Documents
Declassified Government Documents About Declassified Documents | Security Classification | Guides | FOIA Information | Collections at UC Berkeley | Internet Collections and Indexes | Presidential Libraries About Declassified Documents Documents may be classified for many reasons - issues of national security or privacy. A popular misconception is that when a document is declassified, it is somehow systematically made available to the public, for example, distributed to depository libraries. This is most often not the case.
Cryptome
more expanse on this tree when I have the time by Mar 10