Sen. Hammer Files Needed Change to FOIA Law
It is enshrined in the laws of Arkansas that government officials and employees should not be able to shield their
Read moreIt is enshrined in the laws of Arkansas that government officials and employees should not be able to shield their
Read moreHere we go again. The Arkansas Municipal League has put out a series of proposals to gut the Freedom of
Read moreAnother new task force officially began today: the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Task Force met for the first time.
Read moreVarious press outlets and leftist groups have decried these efforts, claiming privacy and disputing the usefulness of investigating voter fraud.
Read moreIn the first state Supreme Court opinion to cite to the latest version of the treatise “The Arkansas Freedom of
Read moreIs Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) still in good shape after all the punishment it took from legislators this session?
Read moreSometimes, when I look over my ever-increasing to-do list, I am reminded of something Robert Benchley wrote: “Many people have
Read moreWashington County Circuit Judge Doug Martin dropped the ball the other day when interpreting Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act. On Wednesday, he erroneously ruled against
Read moreTransparency advocates won a big victory today when the state Senate passed Rep. Richard Womack’s HB 1727.
Read moreHappy Sunshine Week!
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