Upon joining the Office, all GO staff receive thorough training regarding the
Sunshine Law and record-retention laws.
Although the Solid Waste Authority argued that the committee fell within fact-finding exemptions to the
Sunshine Law, it reconvened the grant committee following its June 8 regular meeting, with public notice and with minutes taken, to meet the law's requirements that an entity which takes actions in violation of the law must hold a "cure" meeting at which it cannot just rubber-stamp its original decisions but must reenact the entire process.
He is a widely recognized legal expert in public records and
Sunshine laws whose work on behalf of various attorneys--most notably Sarasota's Andrea Mogensen--has been called heroic by advocates of government accountability.
I was working on Ferguson all the time, and a big chunk of that was
Sunshine Law requests.
the Florida
Sunshine Law by lasting too long to allow "citizens to
The
sunshine law requires drug and device companies to report to CMS any payments made to physicians and teaching hospitals.
The
Sunshine Law provides for a right of access to existing public records.
Called
Sunshine Laws, the provisions are geared to expose conflicts of interest.
Matt Blunt, the parties settled, agreeing that the records were subject to the
Sunshine Law and required to be released unless exemptions applied.
Utah and Florida initiated the first
sunshine laws in the U.
But rather than work as journalists through media-relations experts, we wanted to test
Sunshine Law compliance among the rank-and-file employees of those public offices.
The solution will help the city comply with the Florida
Sunshine Law by enabling staff to quickly research e-mail record requests from the public.
