The Virginia Coalition for Open Government  
July 2003
1 E-Government Briefs
2 VCOG Briefs
3 Fredericksburg e-mail case back in court
4 Grumman proposal: 'proprietary information'
5 Filters-for-funding mandate upheld
6 Court affirms Megan's laws
7 Round-up: Access issues in the United States Supreme Court
8 Briefs
9 No Smart Tag records
10 Restaurant inspections online: a mouse is a good thing
11 Departing legislator throws AG open-caucus hot potato
12 F.O.I. Complaints
13 Two FOIAC subcommittees formed
14 FOIA hits the road again
15 By the numbers
16 A stern rebuke: AO-15-03
17 FOI Advisory Council updates: recent opinions
18 Whistle while you work? Not if you want to keep your job in Virginia
19 O'Neil: Reflections on the Coalition and its origins
20 Coalition Bulletin Board
21 VCOG Guiding Principles
22 Coalition reaffirms its guiding principles, sets priorities
23 Paul McMasters: Open meetings, democracy at its finest
24 Defeated: A purpose test that served no good purpose
25 List keeps growing: FOIA exemptions reach 118
 

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