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Funding, politics still barriers to enforcement of records laws

 
By Bryan Dean    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: March 21, 2008

Violating the state's open records or open meeting laws is a misdemeanor, yet charges are rarely filed against public officials who break the law.

Whether it's a question of a lack of resources or a lack of political will, many experts agree legislators need to put more teeth in the law before it will be followed.

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