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Written by John Paff
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
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This is a follow up to an earlier article posted HERE.
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Mercer County Assignment Judge Linda R. Feinberg ruled in my favor today
in my Open Public Records Act case against the Division of Law. The NJLP is mentioned on the first page of the Court's opinion, which is on-line HERE
The case documents, including briefs, are on-line at the NJLP Open Government Division of Law Page.
I was ably represented by Richard Gutman, Esq. of Montclair and the
Division of Law was represented by Deputy Attorney General Sarah B. Campbell,
Esq.
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My case against Edison, originally scheduled to be heard on Tuesday, May
13, 2008, has been postponed to a date yet to be determined.
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Written by John Paff
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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UPDATED: Read 5/9/2008 update to this article HERE.
Two Order to Show Cause hearings regarding the Open Public Records Act
(OPRA) will be heard during the next few days.
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Written by John Paff
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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An article concerning the NJLP's Open Government efforts in Washington Borough (Warren County) appeared in today's Express-Times.
The party's letter to the Mayor and Council, the Borough's new form of closed session resolution, and a memorandum by the Borough attorney are all on the NJLP Open Government Website.
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Written by John Paff
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Sunday, 27 April 2008 |
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In a Friday, April 25, 2008 editorial, the Express Times (covering Warren County, New Jersey) wrote favorably about the NJLP's Open Government Advocacy Project's work.
Officials should know laws about open government
Friday, April 25,
2008
Shining a light
Most elected officials in New Jersey cringe when John Paff
shows up at public meetings. He's been hop-scotching
across the state pointing out the subtle and not-so-subtle
ways in which municipalities and school boards fail the
public when it comes to open government. ...
Read the entire story HERE
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Written by John Paff
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
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This article appeared in the Express Times about the NJLP's effort
to get Washington Borough in Warren County to: a) give the public
more detailed reasons why it goes into closed session and b) to
advertise the amounts of its no-bid contract awards.
You can read my letters to the Borough HERE and HERE.
Open-records activist targets Washington
Borough urged to give specific reasons for closed
sessions.
Wednesday, April 23,
2008
By LYNN OLANOFF
The Express-Times
WASHINGTON | A state advocate for open public records who
last year raised questions about Washington Township's
closed-session policies is raising similar questions in the
borough.
John Paff, chairman of the New Jersey Libertarian
Party's Open Government Advocacy ...
Read the full article on the Express Times website.
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