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Monday, January 20, 2020
Kentucky courts still grappling with records of probes into sexual harassment at universities
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From the Kentucky Open Government Coalition An article in the Wisconsin State Journal reminds us that the issue of access to university...
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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