Butch Davis files for protective order on 216 records

Posted Jul 17, 2012
Former UNC football coach Butch Davis’ attorney filed for a protective order and is seeking to quash a subpoena of his personal cell phone records, according to a brief released Tuesday. The document argues that the subpoena for the 216-area code phone number records should be quashed because the release of them violates Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) laws and that they do not constitute “public records.” (WRAL Sports Fan)

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