Sheriff Corpus sues San Mateo County to force release of corruption investigation expenses
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Sheriff Christina Corpus has initiated legal action against San Mateo County, alleging that officials, including Executive Mike Callagy, failed to uphold the California Public Records Act by not providing requested documents pertaining to a substantial 400-page report investigating claims of misconduct and corruption within her administration. The suit asks the court to mandate the release of financial and expense documents related to the report. The county has defended its actions, citing attorney-client privilege and other legal protections as reasons for withholding these public records, prompting a court hearing scheduled for June 23.
"Sheriff Christina Corpus filed a lawsuit against San Mateo County officials for violating the California Public Records Act, demanding release of records from a misconduct investigation."
"The complaint seeks to compel the county to disclose documents related to a 400-page misconduct report detailing allegations against Corpus and her former chief of staff."
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