Jason Stone asks,
> It's my understanding that public officials can currently skirt
> the intent of Open Meeting laws by
> using e-mail.  Does anyone have further information on this?
>

Interesting concept Jason, but it would leave a paper/e-trail that would be
hard to hide.  There are actually businesses that specialize in e-searches
during the discovery process of legal proceedings these days-- and their
expertise makes the geek squad look like the cub scouts.  While such
e-conspiracy theories make for interesting speculation, in reality it would
be a fool hardy attempt-- but stranger things have happened.  That said, it
would be unwise to discount such possibilities.

Michael Hohmann
Linden Hills

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