Hale v. Washington County School Board
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Russell
This appeal involves an interpretation of The Virginia Freedom of Information Act, Code § 2.1-340, et seq. (the Act). The specific question is whether an administrative request for minutes or other records is a condition precedent to judicial remedies under the Act.
*78On March 15, 1988, Raynard T. Hale, then the Superintendent of Schools of Washington County (the Superintendent),1 attended a meeting of the Washington County School Board (the Board). During the meeting a motion was made, seconded, unanimously carried, and recorded in the minutes as follows:
“A motion was made that the'Board only…
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