City Will Not Appeal Judge’s Order to Release RNC Documents

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Bob Hennelly
WNYC News | Jul 12, 2010

New York, NY —

More than 600 pages of documents related to the NYPD's surveillance of potential protestors prior to the 2004 Republican National Convention are now public. WNYC’s “All Things Considered” host Amy Eddings talks to Bob Hennelly about the city’s decision not to appeal a judge’s order to release the documents.

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