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Elisabeth Hulette
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Digital Editor, Princeton Alumni Weekly
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By Elisabeth Hulette Verified| The Virginian-Pilot Verified Sean McCarthy's family wanted to learn what they could after he died last year in an apparent suicide. His father, Kevin McCarthy, asked city police for their investigative report, figuring it qualified as public information under the state's Freedom of Information Act. Police said he was wrong. After spending months trying to get the documents, McCarthy, who lives in Arizona, filed a lawsuit this month in Circuit Court. It goes before a judge for the first time Monday.
By Elisabeth Hulette Verified| The Virginian-Pilot Verified Anyone who has bought a Virginia lottery ticket has seen it. "Helping Virginia's Public Schools" reads the tagline printed on the backs of tickets. The lottery's website goes a step further, declaring: "More than $5 billion contributed to public education!" Technically, it's true. All proceeds from the lottery do go to the state's public schools. Just not in the way many people think.
By Elisabeth Hulette Verified| The Virginian-Pilot Verified Sean McCarthy's family wanted to learn what they could after he died last year in an apparent suicide. His father, Kevin McCarthy, asked city police for their investigative report, figuring it qualified as public information under the state's Freedom of Information Act. Police said he was wrong. After spending months trying to get the documents, McCarthy, who lives in Arizona, filed a lawsuit this month in Circuit Court. It goes before a judge for the first time Monday.
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Princeton Alumni Weekly
The Princeton Alumni Weekly – known as PAW – keeps Princeton alumni connected to each other and to their university.
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
Founded: 1900