Supreme Court Holds Agency Gatherings Convened Solely for the Purpose of Collecting Information Do Not Violate Sunshine Act
In Smith v. Township of Richmond, — A.3d –, No. 34 MAP 2013 (Dec. 17, 2013), the Supreme Court held that the Sunshine Act does not prohibit agencies from convening with litigation parties behind closed doors if the purpose of the gathering is information collection and agency member education and no “deliberation” or “official action” occurs…
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