TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Jun 27, 2017
The state must release records related to the privatization effort at Fall Creek Falls State Park, a judge ruled today in a case brought about by the Nashville Scene. Chancellor Bill Young ruled that the Open Records Act required the records to be released. The state had argued that because it received no bids on a proposal to rebuild the Inn at Fall Creek Falls, it did not have to release the records associated with the process. Deputy Attorney General Janet Kleinfelter said in court that the state may ask for a stay of Young's ruling, pending an appeal.