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KingCast tells Martha McLeod: "In the Spirit of Liko Kenney, please stop lying and get open with your communications on HB 1428 Bruce McKay Highway."

By Christopher King

Wow am I tired, 2:51 a.m. EST and time for bed. It has been a helluva day, with my friends in Europe and in North Country collaborating to get new video of Liko Kenney online and work on some other cases I can't directly talk about online. Here?s the chilling conclusion of the KingCast v. McLeod et al. Petition for Injunctive Relief, which will also be used in the Complaint itself. I will finish the both of them sometime in the next 48 hours for delivery to Miss Martha so she can stew over it analyse her options over the weekend. Here?s your related posts.

VI. Conclusion.

Petitioner prays that this Court give the matter its full and unwavering attention as this is an essential tenet of First Amendment Law, as witnessed by Appendix __, showing how Attorneys General all over the Country agree that emails to public officials about public matters are indeed subject to FOIA. Some even go as far as to say that the emails held in a State official?s private account are public information if they address a public matter and Petitioner must concur: Otherwise an unscrupulous statesman could simply hide her (or his) actions behind the cloak of private address. Surely the architects of First Amendment Law and the Freedom of Information Act did not intend for such an absurd result.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on July 29, 2008 (boomark / email).