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Open government seminars set in North Idaho
May 28, 2018
The public is invited to attend an upcoming free seminar on Idaho’s key open government laws – the Idaho Open Meeting Law and the Idaho Public Records Law – on May 29 in Moscow or Lewiston, or May 30 in Coeur d’Alene, led by Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden.
From IDOG
A tax on public records? Idaho agency says yes, for now
May 25, 2018
Spurred by questions from KUER News, the Idaho State Tax Commission expects to introduce legislation next year that would prevent public agencies from collecting sales tax on documents and other records released by officials, KUER has learned.
From KUER 90.1 NPR Utah
Let the sun shine in: Idahoans deserve to know all the donors
May 23, 2018
The First Amendment protects freedom of speech and of the press, with the goal of making sure that controversial and unpopular political speech can be expressed by all. That freedom is not limited to newspapers: Everyone has the same free speech rights whether you have access to a printing press or not.
Editorial from the Idaho Statesman
More articles
- Is ‘The Idahoan’ a newspaper?
- Senate committee chairman apologizes after improper closed meeting
- Court: Idaho nuclear waste documents won’t be made public
- Former Rep. Gary Ingram, author of Idaho Open Meeting Law, dies at age 84
- Justice Dept. won’t release national monument documents
- Complaint charges agency skirted Open Meeting Law
Past Seminars
IDOG open government seminars draw crowds in Pocatello, Idaho Falls
November 30, 2016
