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The Texas Supreme Court, hearing arguments in In Re: The City of Georgetown, et al. , faces its first chance to interpret recent changes in the Texas Public Information Act. The act says a report done for or by a governmental body cannot be withheld from the public unless the information is "expressly confidential under other law." Statewide, cities concerned they could be at a disadvantage in litigation are watching the case.
January 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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