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Communication Between Ann Arbor City Council Members and Residents Ruled Not Exempt from FOIA

9/25/2019

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Ann Arbor, MI resident requested records of city council members communication with resident Pat Lesko since the beginning of the year, including emails, texts and direct messages over social media. A judge ruled that these messages are part of the public record and need to be provided. Read more: https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/2019/09/residents-emails-to-ann-arbor-city-officials-are-public-record-judge-rules.html
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Text Messages Show South Carolina Governor Involvement in USC Presidential Search

9/19/2019

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Documents show that South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster and his staff were in frequent contact with board members to hire Robert Caslen to be the next president of the University of South Carolina. Read more: ​https://www.thestate.com/news/local/education/article235181197.html
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New Texas Public Record Law Adds New Text Messaging Rules

9/17/2019

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Government offices in Texas are working to figure out how a new Public Record Law applies to them.  The new law makes any related text messages subject to public scrutiny. The law applies to messages sent on work or personal devices. Read more: ​https://www.wacotrib.com/news/government/new-law-adds-requirements-for-text-messages-about-government-business/article_1685f576-a1a6-5ea9-b0a5-db76599e7abc.html
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Former Missouri Governor Cost Taxpayers over $200,000 for Using Text Message App Confide

9/11/2019

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​Former Gov. Eric Greitens’ spent taxpayer money to defend himself in a lawsuit alleging he and his staff used the self-destructing Confide app to to subvert Missouri’s open records laws. Read more: https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article234952897.html
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