June 28, 2007 - It will probably take a lawsuit to gain access to a 37-page report on John Acerra, the Nitschmann Middle School Principal caught selling crystal methamphetamine from his school office, his home and other locations.
The school board is considering whether to release the report despite the fact that taxpayers paid $30,000. Apparently, they are relying on the fact that they hired (with taxpayer money) two lawyers to conduct the investigation and it may fall under attorney-client privilege.
Truth is, if the newspaper wanted to file a lawsuit -- they file lawsuits every day to gain access to information -- they could do so.
TT - Link to Acerra
