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Just 10 months into the reign of the "Ray-Mun-Dee Regime", it has never been clearer that the Solons of Lil Rhody are performing a full frontal assault on the civil liberties of ordinary Rhode Islanders. From Lally-Gate, to the "As The Stomach Turns" antics at The Department of Transportation, & the failure to adequately disclose, or prosecute the events surrounding #38Studios, the ACLU has given Rhode Islanders a voice, a forum, a seat at the table to demand access ... the first step towards obtaining Justice. This past May, Stephen Brown, Executive Director of The Rhode Island ACLU, joined The Coalition for a free ranging, no holds barred conversation about the history, the tactics, the import, of the American Civil Liberties Union. Listen, then Join. We are truly Outrage Porn Free, Civilly Disobedient Radio! Tune in to AM630 & 99.7FM every Saturday night at 6 or listen live on your PC or mobile device. |
"Citing a recent “pattern of disturbingly inadequate” responses to open records requests “on truly critical matters of public import,” five open government organizations have called on Governor Gina Raimondo to issue an executive order that calls on state agencies to “adopt a strong presumption in favor of disclosure in addressing requests for public information.”In a letter sent Tuesday to Gov. Raimondo, the five organizations -- ACCESS/RI, American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island, Rhode Island Press Association, New England First Amendment Coalition, and League of Women Voters of Rhode Island -- cite three recent incidents in which state agencies addressed Access to Public Records (APRA) requests. The groups called the handling of each of these requests “questionable” and indicative of a “disinterest in promoting the public’s right to know.”
"After Recent Inadequate Open Records Responses, Groups Call On Gov. Raimondo To Promote Transparency" "http://www.riaclu.org/news/post/after-recent-inadequate-open-records-responses-groups-call-on-gov.-raimondo#sthash.xHlWnSEm.dpuf
"Citing a recent “pattern of disturbingly inadequate” responses to open records requests “on truly critical matters of public import,” five open government organizations have called on Governor Gina Raimondo to issue an executive order that calls on state agencies to “adopt a strong presumption in favor of disclosure in addressing requests for public information.”In a letter sent Tuesday to Gov. Raimondo, the five organizations -- ACCESS/RI, American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island, Rhode Island Press Association, New England First Amendment Coalition, and League of Women Voters of Rhode Island -- cite three recent incidents in which state agencies addressed Access to Public Records (APRA) requests. The groups called the handling of each of these requests “questionable” and indicative of a “disinterest in promoting the public’s right to know.”
"After Recent Inadequate Open Records Responses, Groups Call On Gov. Raimondo To Promote Transparency" "http://www.riaclu.org/news/post/after-recent-inadequate-open-records-responses-groups-call-on-gov.-raimondo#sthash.xHlWnSEm.dpuf
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