Frank Griswold, Appellant v. Homer City Council, Appellee

Summary

The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed the superior court's decision upholding the City's determination that it made a good-faith and reasonable effort to locate responsive emails, despite unrecoverable deleted emails and withheld privileged communications. The court also held that Griswold had an adequate opportunity to submit evidence, waived his due-process objection, and failed to establish reversible error on his records-destruction, recusal, privilege, or attorney-fee claims. The court affirmed in all respects.