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School administrators and the CPRA
June 14, 2009
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How we are battling government secrecy
[…] and contrary to the First Amendment; Revamped our live programming to provide webinars giving crucial information and tips about how to get government records and attend public meetings amid this unprecedented crisis and; Responded to a surge in queries on our free Legal Hotline from journalists, educators, advocates and others. You can follow this […]May 21, 2020
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"Mother Jones" publisher Jay Harris and media lawyers Judy Alexander and Ed Davis join CFAC Board
[…] in numerous cases, including litigation for CFAC. In private practice Alexander specializes inn media and First Amendment issues, including federal and state freedom of information matters, open meeting laws, and internet publishing liability. James Chadwick, CFAC President, said, "CFAC's mission and membership are growing, so CFAC is expanding its Board of Directors as well, […]June 2, 2004
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"I want our publications to remember their special role in the community and continue the tradition of holding public bodies and officials accountable. That's why I turned to FAC's experts to lead our educational workshops on accessing records and goverment meetings."July 3, 2024
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CPRA Exemptions for Drafts
April 2, 2018
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How FAC Fights for Police Transparency
[…] to access your democracy or to hold police accountable: LEGAL HOTLINEWe operate the only free hotline open to all focused on answering questions about public records, public meetings, and First Amendment rights. POLICE TRANSPARENCY HANDBOOKThis guide helps you navigate California’s transparency laws surrounding police misconduct and use of force. The guide, updated in 2023, […]August 9, 2023
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Accessing Records of Parolees’ Addresses
June 14, 2009
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Governor signs FAC-sponsored access bill
[…] generally available to defendants in cases dismissed under the anti-SLAPP law will not be available in lawsuits filed to enforce the public’s right of access to government meetings under the Brown Act and to government information under the California Public Records Act. In a letter urging Governor Schwarzenegger to sign SB 786, California First […]August 10, 2009
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Can new board member get updated on past closed sessions?
November 28, 2011
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Score one big victory for access to government data
December 20, 2013