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OH: Judge blocks GOP request for data

Posted on November 14, 2009July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Catherine Candisky reports:

A Franklin County judge yesterday temporarily blocked releasing to the Ohio Republican Party the names, addresses and phone numbers of and other information about Ohio teachers, school administrators and staff members.

Common Pleas Judge Laurel A. Beatty granted the temporary restraining order at the request of the Ohio Education Association, the state’s largest teachers union.

A permanent decision will be made after a court hearing later this month.

Read more in the Columbus Dispatch.

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