Sen. Bob Giuda, R-Warren, introduced the legislation last month after chairing a study commission charged with simplifying the appeal process for citizens seeking records from public agencies. Currently, the only way for a citizen to appeal an agency’s right-to-know decision is through Superior Court, which involves a $400 filing fee and the prospect of thousands of dollars in legal fees. | More at Watchdog.org NH
New Hampshire senator leads charge to strengthen state’s right-to-know law
This entry was posted in Legislation, Right to Know Law and tagged Bob Guida, Right to Know. Bookmark the permalink.
The New Media Militia 
How about the other Reps who did a lot of the committee work to get this ready for the public?