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BROKEN RECORDS: REFER MADNESS

Written by ANDREW QUEMERE AND MAYA SHAFFER Posted September 7, 2016 Filed Under: COLUMNS, News, NEWS+OPINIONS

Top Dems make a show of pretending they might enforce the public records law

Filed Under: COLUMNS, News, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: Beacon Hill, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Broken Records, Commonwealth, FOIA, freedom of information, Massachusetts, Maura Healey, public records, transparency, William Galvin

RARE FOOTAGE: THE BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTEST TAPE MUCKROCK GOT FROM BPD IS AMAZING

Written by EMILY HOPKINS Posted December 15, 2015 Filed Under: COLUMNS, Free Radical

It’s ironic that the very tool the BPD hopes will suppress these kinds of actions will, thanks to FOIA and a little crowdfunding, allow the event to live on forever.

Filed Under: COLUMNS, Free Radical Tagged With: BINJ, Black Lives Matter, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Boston Police, BPD, Emily Hopkins, FOIA, freedom of information, MuckRock

SWAT INC: THE COMMONWEALTH’S MOST INFAMOUS MILITARIZED POLICE FORCE CONTINUES TO FLOUT RECORDS LAW

Written by ANDREW QUEMERE AND MAYA SHAFFER Posted November 5, 2015 Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction

After nearly two months, seven in-person visits, numerous phone calls and emails, and a run-in with the Wilmington police, we finally received some of the records we requested.

Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction Tagged With: ACLU, Andover, andrew quemere, bay state examiner, BINJ, Boston, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Boxford, Cambridge, Carlisle, Concord, Dracut, FOIA, freedom of information, Gloucester, Haverhill, Law Enforcement Councils, lawsuit, Lowell, Massachusetts, Maya Shaffer, militarized police, Nahant, NEMLEC, New England. Lynn. Lynnfield, Newburyport, newton, North Shore, records, Rowley, Salem, Secretary of State, SOMERVILLE, Swampscott, SWAT, Tewksbury, Topsfield, Washington Post, Weston, Wilmington

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