Attempts to get the real story were stymied by Hagedorn, who blocked the release of certain records by claiming they were subject to a “deliberative process privilege” that is not part of the state open records law. The group requesting the records, the Center for Media and Democracy, subsequently sued and Hagedorn served as counsel of record for the Governor, defending keeping the documents secret from May 2015 through his judicial appointment.
State Budget Blunder Shines Light on Brian Hagedorn’s Dim View of Open Records
Source: One Wisconsin Now | Published: 3/14/2019