Public Records Law
Summary
Get ready for more government transparency in Gilroy! A new court ruling makes it way easier for anyone to get their hands on public records, meaning officials will have to be more open about what they're up to.
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This ruling won't cost you extra cash, but it could mean more accountability for how taxpayer money is spent.
You do! This means more power for citizens to see what their local government is doing.
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California Supreme Court Holds Public Agencies May Be Held Liable for Violating the CPRA Depending on How They Process Such Requests, Even If No Disclosures are Required ( City of Gilroy v. Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
California Supreme Court Holds Public Agencies May Be Held Liable for Violating the CPRA Depending on How They Process Such Requests, Even If No Disclosures are Required ( City of Gilroy v. Law Foundation of Silicon Valley Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, ...
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