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Editorial: A scale tilted toward secrecy – The Gainesville Sun

02/15/16 – By Editorial Board

An aggressive and unrelenting assault on open government in Florida continues by the very people who make the laws. [Read More]

A lawsuit accuses the Florida Department of Education of violating public records law

WUSF By Cathy Carter 3/16/23 The nonprofit, American Oversight, is requesting records involving communication between state and federal education officials, outside groups, and the office of … Keep reading

A bill that limits pronouns teachers can use is raising concerns for parents of transgender children

WLRN By Regan McCarthy with WFSU 2/16/23 Teachers will be limited to using only the pronouns that correspond with their students’ sex assigned at birth under a bill moving through the Florida … Keep reading

Tuesday’s letters: Downtown roundabout has worsened, not improved, congestion

Sarasota Herald-Tribune 3/21/23 LETTERS Tuesday's letters: Downtown roundabout has worsened, not improved, congestion Sarasota Herald-Tribune Un-jam traffic at Gulfstream … Keep reading

RCFP analyzes Florida legislation aimed at revisiting defamation law

Reporters Committee EMILY HOCKETT and JOSH LUSTIG March 15, 2023 If passed, the bills would significantly harm journalism in Florida. I. Introduction and Executive Summary The … Keep reading

Bill easing defamation lawsuits against journalists, media outlets heads to final Senate panel

Florida Politics By Jesse Scheckner 3/22/23 Support fell along party lines, with Democrats dissenting. Republican lawmakers sidestepped decades of constitutional precedent and a wave of … Keep reading

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