From Tampa Bay Times:
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From Jacksonville.com:
The Florida Times-Union has filed a lawsuit against Jacksonville seeking "declaratory relief" from the Circuit Court in obtaining public records from local government officials.
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From News-Press:
Open records are a given in Florida government, but sometimes public records aren't as "public" as some may think.
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From Miami Herald:
Gov. Rick Scott launched a new open records program Thursday dubbed "Project Sunburst," designed to give the public — and the media — access to the emails to and from the governor and 11 top staff within seven days of writing them.
At a news conference at the Capitol, the governor touted the effort as a great leap forward.
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From Tallahassee.com:
A host of media companies, including Gannett Co. Inc., the parent company of the Tallahassee Democrat, and the Florida First Amendment Foundation, have joined forces in an attempt to unseal records in the high-profile George Zimmerman case in Sanford.
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From Miami Herald:
An appellate court says a grass company cannot obtain records of a University of Florida direct-support organization.
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Read More… from Partial loss for grass firm in Fla. records case
From NBC Miami
Florida A&M University trustees are changing the mission of the school's anti-hazing committee and forcing it to meet publicly
The trustees voted 8-2 on Friday to make the school's new anti-hazing committee an advisory panel.
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