Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1982
Journal Title
Akron Law Review
ISSN
0002-371X
Abstract
The Ohio open meetings or "Sunshine" law has existed in its present form since November 28, 1975 [hereinafter the "Sunshine Law" or "The Act"]. So-called open meeting legislation is neither new or unique to Ohio. Indeed, every state has enacted one or more open meetings laws. This article will examine the Sunshine Law to determine whether it has served its purpose, that is, making the processes of government more accessible to the citizens of the state of Ohio, and suggest some changes to increase the effectiveness of the legislation.
First Page
243
Volume Number
16
Publisher
University of Akron School of Law
Recommended Citation
Frederic White,
The Ohio Sunshine Act: An Appraisal,
16
Akron L. Rev.
243
(1982).
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