Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 24, 2013
Judiciary releases new version of open meeting rules
After criticism that its first proposal allowed too many exemptions, the branch put out a revised rule Friday. The new version contains many of the same exemptions and rationales, but more specifically explained when exemptions would apply and why.
By Paul Jones
Daily Journal Staff Writer
After criticism that its first proposed open meeting rule allowed too many exemptions, the California Judicial Branch put out a revised rule Friday. The new version contains many of the same exemptions and rationales, but more specifically explained when exemptions would apply and why.
"We tried to more clearly define them, so they were more specific as to how they would apply," said Justice Douglas Miller of the 4...
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