“Og-blog” stands for “open-government blog” and that’s what we do: tell people about open-government issues of interest to regular citizens, media, trade associations, and government agencies. We find interesting stories and court cases from Washington State and other places about the Public Records Act, Open Public Meetings Act, access-to-court rulings, and media law.
We warmly welcome your thoughts on og-blog and especially welcome your emails with suggested postings and links to interesting stories and court cases. If you have something to say about open government in Washington State, sending it to og-blog is probably the best way to get it out. Don’t hesitate to contact us at greg@overstreet-law.com.
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- "Fullest Assistance"? Close Enough for Gov't Work
- Latest Parmelee Decision
- SEC Claims It Is Now Exempt from FOIA
- Op-Ed on Public Records and the $800,000 City Manager
- Public Records Brought Down $800,000 City Manager
- Tri-City Herald Editorial on Lack of Disclosure of...
- Legislator Asks For Attorney General's Opinion on ...
- Public Records Show ... Congress Spent $604,000 on...
- Homeland Security Flagged some FOIA Requests for P...
- Did Hospital District Violate OPMA When Selecting ...
- Public Records Show ... City Manager Making Almost...
- Editorial on Library District Open Meetings Issue
- More Open Gov't Stories on Allied's Facebook Page
- More on R-71 Decision
- The (Everett) Herald Editorial on Everett School D...
- Supreme Court to Review Lakewood Police Public Rec...
- Counties Losing Insurance Coverage for Public Reco...
- Library Board Might Have Violated OPMA in Hiring D...
- GAO: Obama Website on Stimulus Spending Not Transp...
- Judge Orders Newspaper to Destroy Archives of Old ...
- R-71 Case Part II
- UPDATED: US Supreme Court rules 8-1 for disclosure...
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