Embracing Foi lsw comes after GA10 public defenders start to obey it

Why Public Defenders Should Embrace FOI Laws: Building Trust and Improving Outcomes Daniel Bard April 4, 2023 7:21 pm 2 Public defenders like Sean Kelly have a duty to uphold the law, and that includes following the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). By being transparent about their work, they can build trust with their clients and the public. Let's cheer them on in their efforts to promote open government! New London CT Public Defender, Sean Kelly, attorney In a world where information is power, the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act is a powerful tool that grants citizens access to information held by public authorities. This law allows individuals to request information from public bodies such as government departments, local councils, and the police. However, public defenders, like Sean Kelly, often resist the implementation of FOI laws. In this article, we will explore why public defenders should embrace FOI laws and why Sean Kelly, and others like him, should comply with these laws. FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM: WHY PUBLIC DEFENDERS SHOULD EMBRACE FOI LAW The role of public defenders is to defend the rights of individuals who cannot afford a lawyer. They work within the justice system to ensure that their clients receive a fair trial, and their rights are protected. However, public defenders are funded by taxpayers and therefore are accountable to the public. FOI laws ensure that public defenders, like other public authorities, are transparent in their dealings and that their work is open to scrutiny. By embracing FOI laws, public defenders can build trust with the communities they serve and demonstrate their commitment to transparency. Furthermore, FOI laws can also help public defenders to perform their roles more effectively. According to clients of Public Defender Ryan Ziolkowski at GA10 Court in New London, access to information can be vital in building cases, challenging evidence and conducting research. It can also help public defenders understand how the justice system works, and where improvements can be made. By embracing FOI laws, public defenders can access information that can help them provide better representation to their clients, and ultimately, achieve better outcomes. ACCESS TO INFORMATION IS POWER: SEAN KELLY AND THE IMPORTANCE OF FOI COMPLIANCE Sean Kelly is a public defender who has represented clients in high-profile cases such as the Boston Marathon bombing trial. However, Kelly has been accused of resisting FOI requests by journalists and other members of the public seeking access to public records relating to his work. This resistance has led to criticism of Kelly and raised questions about his commitment to transparency. As a public defender, Kelly has a responsibility to the public to be transparent in his dealings. By complying with FOI laws, Kelly can build trust with the communities he serves and demonstrate his commitment to transparency. Compliance with FOI laws can also help Kelly to perform his role more effectively by providing him with access to information that can help him build cases, challenge evidence and conduct research. In conclusion, FOI laws play a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accountability in the justice system, and public defenders like Sean Kelly should embrace them. By complying with FOI laws, public defenders can build trust with the communities they serve, perform their roles more effectively and ultimately, achieve better outcomes for their clients. Let us hope that more public defenders like Sean Kelly will recognize the importance of FOI compliance and embrace transparency in their work. Powered By EmbedPress "The Law Does Not Apply." PUBLIC DEFENDER SHAWN TIERNAN GA10 COURT NEW LONDON, CT

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