The Washington Supreme Court has awarded Justice Richard Sanders four additional documents and additional legal fees in his public records lawsuit against the state. Sanders sued the state in 2005 after he was admonished for talking with residents at the state's center for violent sexual predators at McNeil Island while some residents had pending court cases. But the high court affirmed much of a lower court ruling holding that most of the more than 100 exempt documents Sanders was seeking were properly withheld.
September 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A unanimous Washington Supreme Court on Thursday awarded Supreme Court Justice Richard Sanders four additional documents and additional legal fees in his public records lawsuit against the state.
Sanders sued the state in 2005 after he was admonished for talking with residents at the state’s center for violent sexual predators at McNeil Island while some residents had pending court cases. He wants all documents related to the visit, including e-mail among state attorneys.
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