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Florida's broad public record law does not offer the governor "executive privilege" claims as a trial court allowed, a claim that is now being defended on appeal by Attorney General Ashley Moody, who should be defending the law instead.
Florida's broad public record law does not offer the governor "executive privilege" claims as a trial court allowed, a claim that is now being defended on appeal by Attorney General Ashley Moody, who should be defending the law instead.
By tradition, the attorney general is the symbolic keeper of Florida’s public records and protector of open government. For a time, that Cabinet office was