The Board of Trustees at Michigan State University has approved the release of documents tied to the Larry Nassar sex offender scandal.
State government officials had been trying to access the documents for five years. Today, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel released a statement in a news release, saying "The students, the MSU community at-large, and most importantly, the victims of Larry Nassar have long been owed this transparency. I am encouraged to see the MSU Board of Trustees finally make the right decision on a long-promised, and long-delayed, measure of transparency."
There will be redactions of sensitive and personal privacy information following the release of the documents. In its resolution, the board said Michigan State will aim to develop and implement a plan to support those who might experience trauma when the documents are released.
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