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December 18, 2015 By

Florida Superintendent Unilaterally Suspends Constitution, Declares Jeff Gray Illegal for School Bus Reports (UPDATED) – PINAC

By Grant Stern UPDATE: A St. Johns County school bus caught fire on the road according to local news reports. It was carrying 25 students. PINAC Reporter Jeff Gray conducted a weeklong school bus safety investigation in his hometown of St. Augustine, Florida. His public records research revealed school bus drivers lying about mandatory pre-trip safety […]

Florida defied public records law on child’s death. Taxpayers’ tab: $376,000

Child welfare authorities’ refusal, for well over a year, to hand over documents detailing the state’s failed efforts to protect a Miami toddler will cost Florida taxpayers $376,665 — money that … Keep reading

FAF expresses concerns about Rules 60H-6.005 and .008 proposed by the Department of Management Services (“DMS”)

November 30, 2022 Dear Ms. Collins, Ms. McGinn, Ms. Larson, Ms. Jones, Mr. Plante, and Mr. Newman: We write on behalf of the First Amendment Foundation to express concerns about Rules 60H-6.005 and … Keep reading

We’re Hiring: Executive Director

Position Summary: The Florida First Amendment Foundation (FAF), the state's leading advocate for open government, seeks a dynamic professional to lead the nonprofit as it embarks on significant … Keep reading

Statewide Access to Civil Complaints

Statewide, complaints are now viewable in near real-time. This access method might be helpful to journalists and members of the public trying to obtain access to newly-filed complaints. You’ll need … Keep reading

First Amendment Foundation urges Governor DeSantis to immediately fulfill public records requests related to the “Martha’s Vineyard Flights”

Full letter HERE … Keep reading

Florida Superintendent Unilaterally Suspends Constitution, Declares Jeff Gray Illegal for School Bus Reports (UPDATED) – PINAC

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