Buckley v. O'Halloran

Buckley v. O'Halloran is a legal case that highlights issues of public access to information and accountability in government. It revolves around a dispute regarding the right to access police records and the transparency of law enforcement. The court examined whether individuals could obtain certain documents related to police activities and the implications for public interest. Ultimately, the case emphasizes the balance between privacy and the public's right to know, reinforcing the idea that governmental actions should be open to scrutiny to ensure accountability.