…unless failure to follow the Open Meetings law is so repeated or egregious as to amount to misfeasance or malfeasance in office. Professor Alan C. Weinstein holds a joint faculty appointment in the Cleveland-Marshall College…
…and requirements. Nothing will substitute for getting clear and direct guidance from legal counsel about how to comply with your state’s Open Meetings Law. Go to Part 2 of the article Professor Alan C. Weinstein…
…Title 1, Chpt. 5, Sec. 313(a)(1). ↩ For examples of such guides, check the state Attorney General websites in California, Florida, Massachusetts, and Ohio. ↩ Ohio Rev.Codes Sec. 121.22B(1)(a). ↩ Ohio Rev.Codes Sec. 121.22B(1)(b). ↩…
…Meetings Law, Title 1, Chpt. 5, Sec. 313(a)(1). ↩ For examples of such guides, check the state Attorney General websites in California, Florida, Massachusetts, and Ohio. ↩ Ohio Rev.Codes Sec. 121.22B(1)(a). ↩ Ohio Rev.Codes Sec….
