Florida First Amendment Foundation

From Sunshine Review

The Florida First Amendment Foundation is an advocate of transparency in Florida. "Its purpose is to protect and advance the public’s constitutional right to open government by providing education and training, legal aid and information services." ^[1]

[edit] External links

• Florida First Amendment Foundation website
• Lawmakers criticized for shady legislation, Pensacola News Journal, March 13, 2009

[edit] References

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