The state Supreme Court has issued a 6-0 ruling siding with the city of Meriden in its legal dispute with the FOIC over what constitutes a proceeding.
March 19, 2021 at 06:16 PM
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In a ruling that could affect city and town meetings, public proceedings, public agencies, reporters and other groups, the Connecticut Supreme Court sided with the city of Meriden in a legal dispute with the Freedom of Information Commission.
At issue in Meriden v. Freedom of Information Commission was what constitutes a proceeding in an open-meeting requirements case.
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