Virginia Attorney Gen. Ken Cuccinelli (R) “has asserted that the state’s freedom of information laws do not apply to the Office of the Attorney General, a break from past practice,” the Washington Post reports.
“While Cuccinelli’s office has continued to respond to requests for documents under the law — which says that except in certain instances, all records of public bodies should be accessible to the public — it has begun to insert new language into its responses citing a 2011 Virginia Supreme Court case to support the claim that the law does not apply to the office.”


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