Mass. AG Healey doubles down on refusal to disclose details of gun law interpretation process

BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey, recently directed by the state secretary's office to provide a "revised response" to a records request related to her July "copycat" weapons enforcement notice, is doubling down on her earlier stance that the information should be kept out of the public eye.
In a letter obtained Wednesday, Assistant Attorney General Lorraine Tarrow defended the office's decision not to release specific records to Holden resident David Reinhart, who in August filed a public records request he believed would tell him more about how Healey arrived at her decision.