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Whitehead v. Morgenthau
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Whitehead v. Morgenthau is a 1990 New York court case concerning fees.
Important precedents
The court ruled that the New York Freedom of Information Law did not allow any fee waivers. Specifically, fee waivers are not available for prison inmates or the impoverished.[1]
