§ 2-134.2. Finding of no probable cause; files to remain confidential.

If the board makes a finding of no probable cause, the complaint and the record of its investigation shall remain confidential, except upon the request of the respondent and except that some or all of the record may be used in subsequent proceedings. No complainant, respondent, witness, designated party or board or staff member shall disclose to any third party any information learned from the investigation, including knowledge of the existence of a complaint, which the disclosing party would not otherwise have known. If such a disclosure is made, the board may, after consultation with the respondent if the respondent is not the source of the disclosure, publish its findings and a summary of its reasons therefor.

(Ord. of 1-1-01)