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    Using the CPRA to access list of alcoholic beverage licensees

    […] request a waiver of costs, since the records are being requested for a public purpose and in the public interest. Additionally, is there any provision in California law that would allow our organization to make their request an ongoing request, so as new licensees are approved, that information would also be provided to us on an ongoing basis.

    June 13, 2016

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    Brown Act First Amendment

    Limiting Public Testimonies to New Issues

    During a recent City Council meeting the board Chairman told the individuals coming forward that when they are giving their testimonies they are to limit their comments to issue other than what has already been brought up by previous testimonies. My problem with this is that it appears to be limiting people’s testimonies.  I […]

    June 14, 2009

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    Can my former employer disclose my personnel records under the CPRA?

    […] agency’s position. As one court noted with respect to the federal Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA"), on which the CPRA is largely modeled, "merely stating that ‘for example’ an exemption might apply is inadequate to raise a FOIA exemption." Maydak v. United States DOJ, 218 F.3d 760, 765 (D.C. Cir. 2000). However, in advance […]

    May 15, 2025

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    FAC Honors NBC Bay Area, inewsource, and the Trace/CBS News with 2024 Free Speech and Open Government Award

    […] these courageous journalists who speak truth to power and hold our institutions accountable." Candice Nguyen and her team at NBC Bay Area investigated the failures of California’s new, statewide, internet-based emergency calling system called Next Generation 911. Nguyen researched "CA Next Gen 911: Too Big to Fail" for 1½ years, which included public records […]

    February 27, 2025

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    Unplug Wikileaks? Enact a Federal Shield Law Instead

    […] hands tied in this way since 2005, when the Supreme Court declined to review federal court rulings ordering reporters Judith Miller and Matthew Cooper (then of the New York Times and Time Magazine, respectively) to reveal their confidential sources for information about the outing of CIA operative Valerie Plame. The Supreme Court's inaction fundamentally […]

    November 16, 2010

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    To force the paparazzi to clean up their act, turn the cameras on them

    Don’t pass new laws to try to curb the abuses of paparazzi. By Peter Scheer You know summer is here when hordes of paparazzi descend, locust-like, on southern California beaches, angering locals as they pursue money-shots of sun-tanning celebrities---while politicians, seeing an opportunity for self-promotion, promise new laws to tame the unruly photogs. It […]

    June 3, 2009