Township Council Meeting — Agenda

MON L 002616-17 05/13/2019 Pg 5 of 11 Trans ID: LCV2019843985 twenty-one calls were made to the Neptune Township Police Department by Philip and Tamara Seidle, and their children. The MCPO declined to intervene in this matter, but the court can only assume that with the knowledge and consent of the Attorney General, the Prosecutor concluded that that favor confidentiality. In addition to the report issued by the MCPO, the court noted that Philip Seidle waived any compelling interests in privacy when he provided information included in his file to plaintiff. This information, including details of his medical treatment and disciplinary record, was used in an article published by plaintiff. III. In support of the motion, defendant claims the court failed to apply the waiver standard to file to the public. Defendant also claims the mon law without argumentation or analysis was i Lastly, defendant claims the Custodian of Records acted reasonably in denying the request, even though he failed to address the claim for common law right of access. The amici curiae d on general policy considerations outlined in a law review article. They also express concern that disclosure of Philip now In opposition, plaintiff asserts a contention that the court failed to afford proper deference to t [o]ne 3 Pa035