Asked and Answered
California Driver’s License Numbers and the CPRA
June 14, 2009
Search Results
Showing 361 - 370 of 593 results
-
-
Asked and Answered
Do legal fees count under pending litigation CPRA exemption?
February 4, 2014
-
Latest News
Obfuscating Mercy: How the California Supreme Court Finally Addressed Secretive Pardons
[…] Wright was convicted in 1972 for felony auto theft, and again in 2014 for charges related to living outside his elected district. Wright was sentenced to 90 days in jail for his 2014 conviction, but served about 90 minutes. Because of the dual convictions, Brown needed a recommendation from the Supreme Court. The summary […]September 17, 2021
-
Asked and Answered
How can copy fees vary from agency to agency?
September 5, 2011
-
Asked and Answered
Request denied for fire district celebration guest list
August 16, 2013
-
Latest News
Your Right to Record at the Border
[…] each day. On May 28, 2010, at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, border agents beat, tased, and suffocated Anastasio Hernández Rojas, resulting in his death three days later. Agents intimidated eyewitnesses and deleted their videos of the attack. An eyewitness video that survived was instrumental in a lawsuit that ultimately resulted in a […]July 25, 2022
-
Asked and Answered
What is a Reasonable Fee
June 14, 2009
-
Asked and Answered
Does the Brown Act allow closed session negotiations for all public school contracts?
[…] shall be in writing and clearly describe the challenged action of the legislative body and nature of the alleged violation," and must usually be made within 90 days of the action, or 30 days if the action was taken in open session. Gov’t Code § 54960.1. If you choose to pursue any enforcement method, you […]July 19, 2016
-
Asked and Answered
Can I see the city’s settlement agreement with police officers?
April 14, 2010
-
Asked and Answered
School District dictatorial about student use of social media, texting
[…] contacted both friends and the person being talked about telling them to view the video. Because of these actions, the Plaintiff was suspended from school for two days. Plaintiff sued the School District, contending that it violated his/her First Amendment rights. 711 F. Supp. 2d at 1098-1100. Two aspects of the Court’s decision are […]June 15, 2015