Love this one: Four cities in Texas filed a federal suit against the state and its attorney general, saying that the state's open meetings law violated the cities' freedom of speech because it "prevents a quorum of government officials from deliberating behind closed doors," according to a report from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
The state attorney general argued in court that cities' First Amendment rights can't be violated.
The case continues. Stay tuned.
The state attorney general argued in court that cities' First Amendment rights can't be violated.
The case continues. Stay tuned.
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