There's nothing in the law that says they have to give 24-hour notice.
They weigh the issues, the competing interests, and make clear decisions on what might be a good bill and what might be a bad bill. They pay attention. Most of the bad bills do die.
Typically, a false-light case would be a story about sexually transmitted diseases in high schools, and you have a photo of a high school cheerleader to illustrate the story. You wouldn't have to say that the cheerleader had an STD for her to sue and claim that you depicted her in a false light.
We could do it better, couldn't we? And I'm right here.
We wanted to see that things had gotten better. The compliance was the same as it was.
We wanted to see what happened when the average citizen goes in and makes a public-records request.
We're hoping for 100 percent compliance, it's a very simple thing. It's the lack of information, and lack of understanding and education.
Who gets paid $100 an hour? The extensive-use fee is supposed to be based on the actual cost incurred.
Women voting in the community outnumber the men. We have to realize that we hold the power.
You can't have a democracy without an open government.
You can't have a democracy without open government. People use open records every day, even if they don't realize it.
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