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Matthew O’Sullivan has been the subject of complaints, a criminal investigation, and a lawsuit — and resigned from a previous police job after an investigation found cause to fire him
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The State Police did an oopsie!
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Data about thousands of incidents involving the State Police are now available to the public
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Newspapers shouldn't publish propaganda for police who kill people in crisis
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In Massachusetts, elected officials make policy under a veil of darkness unlike anything in the rest of the country
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Public records laws are necessary for holding government accountable
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What to do when government officials ignore your records request, try to charge excessive fees, or make overbroad exemption claims
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Governor Healey gaslights public after breaking promise to not claim her office is exempt from state’s public records law
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Governor Healey can’t have it both ways on transparency
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Healey administration claims providing basic records would “interfere” with governor’s “responsibilities”
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Yusef Salaam spent nearly seven years in prison for a crime he did not commit
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Supervisor of public records leaves public with no recourse when Healey administration keeps records secret