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States have complicated rules for enforcing sunshine laws

In most states, the only meaningful option for residents to resolve complaints about agencies wrongfully withholding public records is to file costly lawsuits.

States have hodgepodge of cumbersome rules for enforcing sunshine laws

PHOENIX (AP) — A nationwide review of procedures by The Associated Press and CNHI News revealed a patchwork of complicated systems for resolving open government disputes that often put the

States have complicated rules for enforcing sunshine laws

In most states, the only meaningful option for residents to resolve complaints about agencies wrongfully withholding public records is to file costly lawsuits.

States have hodgepodge of cumbersome rules for enforcing sunshine laws

A nationwide review of procedures by The Associated Press and CNHI News has revealed a patchwork of complicated systems for resolving open government disputes that often put the burden of

States have complicated rules for enforcing sunshine laws

In most states, the only meaningful option for residents to resolve complaints about agencies wrongfully withholding public records is to file costly lawsuits.

States have hodgepodge of cumbersome rules for enforcing Sunshine Laws

A nationwide review of procedures by The Associated Press and CNHI News revealed a patchwork of complicated systems for resolving open government disputes that often put the burden of enforcing

Outagamie County judge under investigation for jailing man over dispute with courthouse employee

Nothing so far has come of a state criminal probe into the Outagamie Circuit Court Judge Mark McGinnis, a controversial figure since elected in 2005.

Wisconsin judge under investigation for jailing cement contractor over dispute with courthouse employee

Wisconsin judge under investigation for jailing man over dispute with courthouse employee

This article first appeared on Wisconsin Watch and is republished under a Creative Commons license.Hortonville, Wis., contractor Tyler Barth was more than halfway through his 18 months on felony probation for attempting to elude an officer when the judge ordered him into court.Recently he had been c...

Wisconsin judge under investigation for jailing man over dispute with courthouse employee