QUESTION PRESENTED:
Under the Privileges and Immunities Clause of Article IV and the dormant Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution, may a state preclude citizens of other states from enjoying the same right of access to public records that the state affords its own citizens?
12-17
McBurney, et al, v. Young, et al.
Docket No., 12-17
Arguement Date: February 20, 2013
Merit Briefs
- Brief for Petitioners Mark J. McBurnery and Roger W. Hurlbert
- Brief for Respondents, Nathaniel L. Young, Jr., et al.
- Reply Brief for Petitioners, McBurney and Hurlbert
Amicus Briefs
- Brief for American Civil Liberties Union, Et Al., in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for the Coalition for Sensible Public Records Access; Consumer Data Industry Association; Corelogic; Lps Analytics, Llc.; Reed Elsevier Inc.; National Association of Professional Background Screeners; The Software & Information Industry Association; National Credit Reporting Association; National Multifamily Resident Information Council; and R.L. Polk & Co. in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for Institute for Justice in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for Judicial Watch, Inc. and Allied Educational Foundation in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and 53 Media Organizations, Including Prominent Print, Broadcast, and Online Media Outlets, as Well as Leading Journalism Advocacy Organizations, in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for Public Justice, P.C., in Support of Petitioners
- Brief for Local Government Attorneys of Virginia, Inc., Virginia Association of Counties, Virginia Municipal League, and Virginia School Board Association Supporting Respondents
- Brief for the National Conference of State Legislatures, Council of State Governments, International City/County Management Association, and International Municipal Lawyers Association in Support of Respondents
