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Denial of records was illegal, justices rule

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mamapapaluv | 6:57 a.m. March 29, 2008
Great news from the News. In our open and free democracy, very little should be kept from the public. This is not just a victory for the Deseret News, which, indeed, should be busting a few buttons, but a huge victory for the public. The people.

I can't wait to read the story about the contents of the investigation.

Go get 'em DNews!
rob | 10:23 a.m. March 29, 2008
It should be noted that Laura Miller argued the case for suppression of public records.

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