A federal judge has chastised TriMet for failing to release scores of internal emails, memos and other documents to attorneys in a lawsuit on behalf of two pedestrians struck and killed by a bus in 2010.
The ruling in the federal civil rights case raises a fresh set of questions about TriMet's commitment to transparency and its handling of public records as it comes under scrutiny on various fronts.
U.S. District Court records show that the attorneys representing the families of Jeneé Hammel and Danielle Sale accused TriMet officials of sitting on the material, attempting to run out the clock on the period in which they were allowed to gather evidence.
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3 comments:
And yet Mcfarlane still stays in charge
They are getting away with murder, no pun intended.
How do these goons stay employed!! I hope this is the final straw, they all get sued and tossed to the curb. (Hey, we can dream cant we?)
It's up to the Governator!
HB
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