Records given to a University of Michigan library under a contract guaranteeing their privacy should not be subject to a public records request because they don't shed light on the university's operations, a UM lawyer told the Michigan Supreme Court Wednesday. But a lawyer seeking access to the documents argued they do shed light on government operations. The university, he said, is attempting to have the Supreme Court create an exemption in Michigan's public records law where none exists and where the Legislature has declined to create one. "This case has been pending for three years...