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: Open and ShutWhat's in a name?
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A lot depends on the context, as two recent NSW Administrative Decisions Tribunal Freedom of Information cases involving NSW Police illustrate.Details of a victim/witness named in a report of an incident, as you would expect are likely to be unavailable unless there are special and unusual circumstances.In Chirita v NSW Police Force (2009) NSWADT 69, the Tribunal upheld the Police determinationFull post as published by Open and Shut on April 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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