Media Attorney: Utah State's Alleged Use of App to Subvert Open Records Law 'Unbelievably Troubling'

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One detail within an eight-page lawsuit filed against Utah State University last month by former athletics administrator Jerry Bovee could represent a challenge for the school, according to a media law attorney.

Bovee, who was fired as USU deputy athletics director, alleges two of his ex-bosses — the athletic director and the university’s president — have been using a messaging app that automatically deletes conversations to subvert the state’s open records laws. If true, it represents a big problem, attorney David Reymann told The Salt Lake Tribune.

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