State Police Appeal FOI Ruling That Lanza Documents Be Released

State police have appealed a Freedom of Information Commission ruling that the department must make available personal documents seized from Adam Lanza's home during the course of the investigation into the 2012 killings of 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The appeal was filed on June 26. In addition to the FOIC, it names the Hartford Courant and David Altimari, a reporter at the Courant, as defendants.
The appeal asks the court to reverse a May 13 unanimous decision by the commission that state police must make documents seized from Lanza's home available to the public. The commission made the ruling, in part, because of the state's expense investigating the Sandy Hook shooting and the worldwide media attention the shooting garnered.
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