The University of Notre Dame argues because it's a private university it doesn't have to give the public access to its police records.
Barbara BrosherNews • Public Affairs / February 24, 2016
ESPN, Notre Dame In Court Over Access To Campus Police Records
At stake is whether the private university's police department should have to comply with state public records requests.urlAccess to Public Records Act, University of Notre Dame, ESPN2016-02-24T00:00:00-05:00
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