Monday, January 31, 2011
Rebuttal From Gov't Attorney on Inmate Requests
The Spokesman-Review has this rebuttal on inmate requests from a former government attorney.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Spokane Records Case in State Supreme Court
This story from the Spokesman-Review describes the Neighborhood Alliance case.
NOTE: Michele Earl-Hubbard and Chris Roslaniec of Allied Law Group filed a friend of the court brief in this case for the records requestor.
Seattle Police Withheld Email in Investigation of Shooting
The Seattle Times reports that the Seattle Police Department withheld an email from a city council member to the police chief calling for outside review of a controversial shooting of a citizen.
House Adopts Budget "Time Out" Transparency Rule
The good folks at the Washington Policy Center tell us that the state House of Representatives has adopted a budget "time out" rule. It allows 24 hours between the introduction of a budget and a vote.
How the public is supposed to understand hundreds of pages of a budget document in 24 hours is not explained, but it is a small (actually, tiny) step toward transparency.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Kitsap Sun Editorial on the (Bad) Public Records Act Bills Pending in the Legislature
The Kitsap Sun knocks it out of the park with this editorial.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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