Filing a complaint in Ga. Senate Ethics Committee doesnt foreclose your speech F.O.I. leaders search for resolve to carry Constitutional amendment fight in legislature Supreme Court limits speech at work by government employee Georgia FOI Confidential Gubernatorial debate planned for Sept. 28 The forgotten fathers of Georgia open government Around the South Georgia Attorney General Baker wins lawsuits opening records of the bids for a stock-car racing museum and 2009 Super Bowl
Authors of FOI Harming Bills this century Georgia FOI Confidential Georgia Associated Press FOI Winners Governor Perdue's Sunshine Proclamation 2005 Georgia Legislative Wrap Metro Police Response is Mixed in Survey Bartow Debacle 'Puts Face on HB 218' Democrats: Write Open Government into Constitution Senate Higher Education Committee hears about H.B. 340
Summer 2004
Investigate exception is under attack News from around the south GEORGIA FOI CONFIDENTIAL - The political consequences of the ignorance of open records This is at stake right now: the Internet access of the court records of Georgia Columbus clerk calls for statewide summit The 'transparency of public affairs' at Mercer U. is the issue in lawsuit Judicial candidates expand the frontiers of Georgia free speech, with their own Fall 2004 Clerk's race about access Justice Norman Fletcher to receive Weltner Award GEORGIA FOI CONFIDENTIAL -- Tracking down the Stewart County Board of Education Around the South Federal secrecy proposal attacked Southern states: summary of electronic court access Letting the cat out of the bag Ledger-Enquirer, WRBL News 3 carry their fight to Supreme Court Open government mediation The ethics of journalism
Investigate exception is under attack News from around the south GEORGIA FOI CONFIDENTIAL - The political consequences of the ignorance of open records This is at stake right now: the Internet access of the court records of Georgia Columbus clerk calls for statewide summit The 'transparency of public affairs' at Mercer U. is the issue in lawsuit Judicial candidates expand the frontiers of Georgia free speech, with their own
