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More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court - Vimarsana News

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court

Iowa judges recently have sided with open government advocates trying to gain access to public records and attend public meetings — with the latest ruling requiring the state to pay

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court - Vimarsana News

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court

Iowa judges recently have sided with open government advocates trying to gain access to public records and attend public meetings — with the latest ruling requiring the state to pay

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court - Vimarsana News

More Iowa public records, open meetings cases going to court

Iowa judges recently have sided with open government advocates trying to gain access to public records and attend public meetings — with the latest ruling requiring the state to pay $135,000 in legal fees for three media organizations denied records by Gov. Kim Reynolds. But advocates want to see more penalties to discourage secrecy.

Judge: School board violated law - Vimarsana News

Judge: School board violated law

Superintendent Dan Peterson and the Central DeWitt school board violated Iowa law when they conducted a closed meeting more than a year and a half ago, a district judge ruled

Judge: Central DeWitt school board violated Iowa's open meetings law - Vimarsana News

Judge: Central DeWitt school board violated Iowa's open meetings law

Superintendent Dan Peterson and the Central DeWitt school board violated Iowa law when they conducted a closed meeting more than a year and a half ago, a district judge ruled last week.