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Gilbert: Can’t cheer this court decision

Posted on April 5, 2012

From VTDigger.org:

No one who believes in government transparency and accountability is cheering the Vermont Supreme Court’s recent decision that police investigation records are “permanently and categorically” exempt from the public’s eye.

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