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Over 1000 disserved by Kentucky Attorney General in open records and open meetings decisions

Amye Bensenhaver

Sep 4, 2023

Jon Fleischaker, Michael Abate, and Rick Adams, attorneys representing KOGC

Court of Appeals hears oral arguments in a case that presents an existential threat to the open records law

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 30, 2023

First page of Court of Appeals opinion in Campbell County v Moellman

An inevitable outcome in a published Court of Appeals open meetings opinion challenging masking requirements

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 26, 2023

First page in Louisville Metro v Trageser

Defending it's right to violate the open records law, Louisville Metro loses the legal battle

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 23, 2023

The Kentucky Lantern reports on court opinion finding the Office of Attorney General violated the open records law

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 10, 2023

July 31 KPPA statement concerning closed session

Kentucky Public Pension Authority cites attorney general’s “recent opinion” as basis for taking final action in closed session

Amye Bensenhaver

Jul 31, 2023

Franklin Circuit Court’s July 18 order in American Oversight v Office of the Attorney General

Franklin Circuit Court orders OAG staff deposed in open records case

Amye Bensenhaver

Jul 22, 2023

Why the Oldham Circuit Court reversal of Daniel Cameron’s open meetings decision is a cautionary tale

Amye Bensenhaver

Jun 20, 2023

Oldham Circuit Court opinion in Harrison v Oldham County

Precedent over policy preference: how the Oldham Circuit Court rejected the Attorney General’s open meetings decision

Amye Bensenhaver

Jun 20, 2023

Daniel Cameron accepts gubernatorial nomination

Through the open government lens darkly: How would transparency fare under a Cameron gubernatorial administration

Amye Bensenhaver

May 19, 2023

Motion for Summary Judgment in Louisville Metro v Trageser

Motion in Louisville Metro v Trageser will decide whether public agencies can continue to ignore records requests without consequences

Amye Bensenhaver

May 5, 2023

Does Metro Council member’s open records/open meetings lawsuit have merit under those laws?

Amye Bensenhaver

May 4, 2023

A welcomed open records victory that comes with a hint of regret

Amye Bensenhaver

Apr 20, 2023

The 490 Project press release announcing settlement

Foundational principles of open government vindicated in settlement of lawsuit filed against LMPD by The 490 Project

Amye Bensenhaver

Apr 19, 2023

Notice of Appeal in KSU Foundation v State Journal

Release of KSU special exam coincides with KSU Foundation open records appeal

Amye Bensenhaver

Mar 22, 2023

Rookie mistake or an end to the era of good feeling

Amye Bensenhaver

Mar 21, 2023

Louisville Metro fights to preserve its right to ignore open records statutory deadlines

Amye Bensenhaver

Mar 16, 2023

Motion to file memo in support of granting review and reply in opposition

Attorney General abandons neutral role in reviewing open records appeals in motion to Kentucky Supreme Court

Amye Bensenhaver

Feb 25, 2023

Ashley Gruner v Department of Kentucky State Police

Franklin Circuit Court affirms recent appellate court ruling that KRS 17.150(2) does not swallow the limitations found in KRS 61.878(1)(h)

Amye Bensenhaver

Feb 23, 2023

Judge Phillip Shepherd and final judgment in KSU Foundation case

Court awards nearly $30,000 in attorneys fees and costs to prevailing newspaper in open records appeal

Amye Bensenhaver

Feb 22, 2023

Coalition Blog - Circuit Court

Over 1000 disserved by Kentucky Attorney General in open records and open meetings decisions

Court of Appeals hears oral arguments in a case that presents an existential threat to the open records law

An inevitable outcome in a published Court of Appeals open meetings opinion challenging masking requirements

Defending it's right to violate the open records law, Louisville Metro loses the legal battle

The Kentucky Lantern reports on court opinion finding the Office of Attorney General violated the open records law

Kentucky Public Pension Authority cites attorney general’s “recent opinion” as basis for taking final action in closed session

Franklin Circuit Court orders OAG staff deposed in open records case

Why the Oldham Circuit Court reversal of Daniel Cameron’s open meetings decision is a cautionary tale

Precedent over policy preference: how the Oldham Circuit Court rejected the Attorney General’s open meetings decision

Through the open government lens darkly: How would transparency fare under a Cameron gubernatorial administration

Motion in Louisville Metro v Trageser will decide whether public agencies can continue to ignore records requests without consequences

Does Metro Council member’s open records/open meetings lawsuit have merit under those laws?

A welcomed open records victory that comes with a hint of regret

Foundational principles of open government vindicated in settlement of lawsuit filed against LMPD by The 490 Project

Release of KSU special exam coincides with KSU Foundation open records appeal

Rookie mistake or an end to the era of good feeling

Louisville Metro fights to preserve its right to ignore open records statutory deadlines

Attorney General abandons neutral role in reviewing open records appeals in motion to Kentucky Supreme Court

Franklin Circuit Court affirms recent appellate court ruling that KRS 17.150(2) does not swallow the limitations found in KRS 61.878(1)(h)

Court awards nearly $30,000 in attorneys fees and costs to prevailing newspaper in open records appeal

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