Oklahoma universities’ parking ticket secrecy stirs questions
The state’s two largest universities are abusing a federal academic records privacy law with their claims that student parking citations aren’t public records, according to open records attorneys.
Officials at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University said parking tickets issued to students fall under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act , a federal law that requires schools to ...
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