I fought city hall and by-gosh I won! Last October, the city of Lexington sued me in an attempt to keep its “mobile surveillance cameras” secret. In a major victory for government transparency, Fayette Circuit Judge John Reynolds issued an order granting my appeal for summary judgment last week. In simple terms, the judge rejected…
Kaye Beach April 30, 2011 (I am currently in the process of updating these notes so check back for more information and a link to the audio) Notes from the AxXiom for Liberty radio show aired April 29, 2011 We … Continue reading →
What do you get when you mix a staunch lover of liberty and a criminal defense lawyer? You get Robert Guest! Continue reading →
What I am almost positive that you are not aware of is that in 2001 this type of technology and others was tested on 8th graders in Oklahoma Public Schools. Continue reading →
This is a perfect example of the problem with MOUs (Memorandum of Understanding) and other information sharing agreements public (government) agencies have with other public (government) agencies and with the private sector – a shut-off of open record requests and an end to transparency in government. The quote below from a ‘liberal’ new site is interesting due to the [...]