OC Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Orange County Public Comment Policies to Move Forward
Government
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A lawsuit alleging Orange County supervisors have unconstitutionally restricted public comments got the green light to move forward Wednesday.
OC Approves New Policy to Immediately Destroy Public Records
Orange County Board of Supervisors
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The policy change comes after a judge found the county failed to cite a valid legal justification to destroy records before two years. ACLU lawyers say the new policy goes against the court ruling, while county officials say it’s entirely legal.
OC Proposes New Policy to Destroy Public Records Before 2 Years
public records
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A new policy, up for approval Tuesday, comes on the heels of a court ruling and order this summer tossing out the county’s previous reason for destroying records before two years.
County Asks Court to Let It Keep Deleting Texts About Government Business
Countywide
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County officials are trying “to circumvent California Supreme Court precedent regarding the preservation of text messages,” the ACLU told the court in response. County officials declined to respond to questions about their proposed order.