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Governor signs Oregon FOI law improvements

Gov. Ted Kulongoski has signed two bills to accelerate requests for public records and require the release of some information that would be confidential otherwise under attorney-client privilege.

After a June 22 signing ceremony, Kulongoski said Oregon needs to put the public back into its 1973 public-records law, which has been eroded over the years by exemptions approved by lawmakers putting various records out of the public's reach.

Read the full story at the First Amendment Center

Published Wednesday, June 27, 2007 5:45 PM by JoelCampbell

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