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"Mother Jones" publisher Jay Harris and media lawyers Judy Alexander and Ed Davis join CFAC Board

PRESS RELEASE--The California First Amendment Coalition has named three new members to its Board of Directors: Jay Harris, Publisher of Mother Jones magazine, and lawyers Edward Davis, partner at the Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe law firm in San Francisco, and Judy Alexander, owner of Judy Alexander Law in Capitola. Harris has been Publisher of […]

June 2, 2004
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CPRA

Should I be able to get meta data of emails and calendars under the San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance or Public Records Act?

[…] emails/calendar entries in the native electronic formats like .msg, .eml, .ics, etc. which preserve all the headers, attachments, and metadata, more often, agencies "print" the records to PDF format. This causes a loss of a lot of the information except some very standard headers that such printouts have. I believe this is an improper […]

April 1, 2021
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Brown Act CPRA

Text-Messaging Public Records

I read in the SF Examiner that Mayor Newsom has refused to turn over Hawaii-based communications related to his conversations re: the Busan oil spill. He claims that the phone records and text messages are not public record because he used his personal iPhone and has not submitted a request for reimbursement from the […]

June 14, 2009
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Brown Act First Amendment

Rules for public comment at council meetings

[…] by the chair. This was during the Public Input of the agenda. I rose and began to question a board member. I was unable to complete my questions as the chair gaveled me down each time I tried to speak. I finally asked, "Are you denying me my right to speak?" He replied, "Yes!" […]

June 14, 2009
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CPRA

Requesting surveillance tapes

I have been trying to get the below questions from a sheriff station, but unfortunately they have given me the runaround. I was hoping your agency could assist me with my inquiries. How do I request surveillance tape that was shot in the booking cell of the West Hollywood Sheriff Station? How long do […]

June 14, 2009
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Recording at a Board and Care Facility without Permission

[…] nonpublic world. As a general matter, you would need the consent of your mother to audio and videotape the inside of her private room. See Carter v. New York Times, 2002 Cal. App. Unpublished Lexis 501 (2001) (finding that a patient's right to privacy was violated when camera crew members audio and videotaped inside […]

June 14, 2009
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Brown Act

The city decided in closed session to let Wal Mart pick up legal tab for lawsuit

[…] understand the city's need and right to both discuss the litigation and tally the vote in secret, I do NOT understand why they didn't properly agendize for open session the clear side-issue of allowing Wal-Mart to actually pay for the city's defense. I believe this secret payment agreement should have been discussed and voted […]

August 20, 2012
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Brown Act

Does the Brown Act allow closed sessions to appoint legal firm?

Our local water district board is appointing new general counsel. They have agendized this in a special meeting, allowing each prospect to give a presentation on their firm in open session. After each presentation, the board went into closed session pursuant to GC 54957(b)(1), "Public Employee Appointment: General Counsel." I have never seen this […]

January 31, 2012
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CPRA

Denied access to letters of complaint regarding Airbnb rentals

My local Neighborhood Council put forth a motion in the Urban Design and Preservation Committee to ban short term rentals. Luckily one concerned neighbor caught it and individually contacted 100 Airbnb hosts, 50 of whom showed up at the Council meeting that night. The Council referenced a complaint letter but wouldn’t show it to […]

March 13, 2014
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First Amendment

Can a public college bar employees speaking to the press?

[…] that bars publicly employed campus safety officers from speaking to members of the press. On several occasions they have told me of the policy and referred routine questions to supervisors. When I questioned supervisors about the policy, including media relations and the college president, they denied any policy existed. If the policy does exist, […]

September 17, 2015