FOI case in Anderson moves forward

From Sunshine Review

March 25, 2009

[edit] FOI case in Anderson moves forward

"An attorney for Anderson County is seeking to have a lawsuit thrown out that contends the county did not follow the state’s Freedom of Information Act rules.

Attorney Kurt Gibson filed paperwork Monday asking that the lawsuit contending that Council Chairman Eddie Moore did not follow FOIA guidelines be dismissed."

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Independent Mail, FOI case in Anderson moves forward, March 25, 2009

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