FOIL reforms speed public records appeals in New York
New York Governor signs a measure to shorten FOIL appeals from nine months to about three, expediting public record access. The law maintains case by case review, retains exemptions for criminal investigations and privacy, and strengthens timelines including a 30 day notice of appeal with a six day dismissal trigger. The change aims to reduce litigation costs and aid individuals and smaller groups against slow agencies.
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How's your faith and the Christmas season
Kathryn Jean Lopez reflects on faith beyond obligation, urging readers to consider what truly guides them during holidays. She cites George W. Bush and David Gregory, notes Bush's Decision Points and Billy Graham influence, and calls for spiritual meditation amid busy Christmas shopping and celebrations.
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This Day In History December 13 Through The Years
A compact look at notable events on December 13 across history. Highlights include Polish martial law in 1981, Abel Tasman sighting New Zealand in 1642, Dartmouth College charter in 1769, Fredericksburg battles in 1862, Wilson in France in 1918, Gershwin premiere in 1928, Nanjing fall in 1937, and other milestones through 2011.
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