The court’s decision to review the case came in response to an appeal by Penn State, Paterno, and three university administrators who are challenging a decision by the State Employees’ Retirement System to release formerly private pension-related information.
The movement began in 2005 when a Pennsylvania Court ruled that the salaries were public under the state Right-to-Know Law. Penn State appealed, arguing that releasing the information violates individual privacy rights.
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