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Win in PA Commonwealth court
Posted by David Hardy · 25 May 2016 09:08 AM
It's Doe v. Franklin County, handled by Joshua Prince. The court held that any official who discloses, other than to law enforcement, information from a license to carry application is subject to a civil penalty and not shielded by official immunity. I'd suggest anyone whose information might have been disclosed contact Prince immediately.
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Oops. Some lawyer just got the cash for a Harley Low Rider.
That's actually a pretty significant angle that I hadn't heard elsewhere.
What I had caught was that the court had agreed with his assessment that sending things like renewal notices in clear text on postcards constituted a prohibited disclosure.
That was good work by Joshua Prince, and a surprising success.