Scott’s suit against SJS dismissed

From Sunshine Review

January 29, 2009

[edit] Scott’s suit against SJS dismissed

"A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by former state Sen. Randy Scott that sought to block the Summerville Journal Scene from obtaining tapes of closed hearings held last May during Scott’s DUI trial.

Despite the dismissal, however, the Journal Scene still has not obtained the audio recordings."

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