A group arguing that Georgia’s Open Records Act should apply to state lawmakers plans to appeal a recent ruling.
The Institute for Justice brought the suit over access to records from the 2012 session of the General Assembly, dealing with the passage of a bill about licensing music therapy.
But the Court of Appeals on July 2 agreed with a lower court’s ruling that because the state legislature is not specifically named in the Open Records Act, it should not have to comply.
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