TC Palm Editorial November 2, 2017 Florida residents are lucky. We’re guaranteed access to public records by some of the strongest sunshine laws in the country. Those laws help expose corruption and track how taxpayer money is spent. But a new proposal to amend the Florida Constitution stands to dilute our access to those records — purportedly in […]
Deleted voicemails could have been key evidence in nursing home deaths
TC Palm Editorial September 28, 2017 Over the past week, the horrific death of 11 people at a Hollywood Hills nursing home that lost power in the wake of Hurricane Irma suddenly became a story about public records. During a 36-hour period before the first resident died, administrators from the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in Broward County made […]
