Treachery in the Rodin Museum 3D scan verdict

In an eight-year legal battle over 3D scans of Rodin sculptures, France's highest administrative court ruled against a freedom of information request, despite the government's own Commission on Access to Administrative Documents finding the scans were public documents that must be disclosed. The author alleges the Rodin Museum engaged in sustained deception and lawlessness, including lying to the courts, and that judges rewarded this misconduct rather than holding the museum accountable.