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Kicking off its Sunshine Week coverage, the Oklahoman takes a look at whether those who do the crime, do any time…

Oklahoma law requires public officials to do their business in the open, but sometimes a law isn’t enough.

Open government advocates complain enforcement of the law is nonexistent through much of the state, depriving citizens of their right to see how their state and local officials are making decisions and spending taxpayer money.

Read more: http://newsok.com/oklahomas-open-government-laws-are-rarely-enforced-expert-says/article/3548574#ixzz1GaId1WeD

Filed under: 3. Access law, 6. Overcoming denials | Tagged: enforcement, Oklahoma |