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Does California Ed Code 48907 apply to non-print media (ie: school news broadcasts via TV or internet)? If not, is…
At our last City Council meeting our mayor personally invited a federal government agent to speak during our public comment…
I am a former 15 year elected official for a small airport special district. Prior to being a board member,…
I am awaiting the results of an arbitration hearing. I am not very optimistic about the results of the hearing.…
Is there an equivalent of a Brown Act for Texas? I was at a Congressional town hall meeting, and a…
My daughter was featured on the top most headline of the local newspaper this last Saturday. She has been stripped…
I was just arrested for saying the word “pussies” (referring to the lack of courage) at a city council podium,…
For approximately 20 years our school district has allowed rated R films to be shown, with parent permission. Furthermore, for…
I cannot find the answer to this legal question anywhere, or if I found something similar, the question is about…
I’m a local news stringer. I attended a community meeting. Did I have a legal right to videotape this meeting?…