Solicitor won't prosecute open meetings violations

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Solicitor won't prosecute open meetings violations

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Does this mean you can break

any law you want, but just admit it, and you will not be charged? Not

a chance. Only our government officials seem to have this advantage.

When you meet to obtain the

permanent injunction, you may want to bring this information to the attention

of the court. In my opinion, those named should be voted out of office

at the earliest opportunity.

For readers who want to read

the text of OCGA 50-14-1 through 6, I think they will find it easy reading

and very straightforward. My complaint with this code is that the most

a violator can receive is a $500 fine. I suggest a minimum fine of $5,000

and a year in jail.

For those that care to read

the code, it may be found at https://ganet.org/services/ocode/ocgsearch.htm.

John Regan

Fayetteville

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