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Thursday, March 7, 2019
Beshear's open records decisions are undoing Conway's last-minute bomb
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By Amye Bensenhaver for the Scripps Howard First Amendment Center On Jan. 15, Attorney General Andy Beshear moved closer to overruling a ...
Monday, January 28, 2019
2018 in review: Open government defeats and victories
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From the viewpoint of an advocate of government transparency, 2018 was a year of some wins and some losses. Legislative defeats: 2018’...
Sunday, January 27, 2019
Senator files, then quickly withdraws, bill that would have impeded open records law
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A bedrock principle of the open records law has recently come under fire. BR 821, pre-filed by Danny Carroll (R-Paducah), was quickly wit...
Fired Louisville employee has right to his records, despite Open Records Law
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A headline in the January 4 Courier Journal, “Fired U of L Ladybirds coach Todd Sharp demands proof of wrongdoing,” involves a little kno...
Monday, December 17, 2018
Attorney general opinions deal serious blow to provisions of Open Meeting Law
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By Amye Bensenhaver for the Scripps Howard First Amendment Center Three recent open meetings decisions issued by the Kentucky Attorney ...
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