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Georgia Republicans push last minute bill to limit public access to lawmaker and police records

  • Georgia Republicans proposed a bill in Atlanta to limit public access to state lawmaker communications and police reports on Wednesday.
  • Legislators bypassed the usual lawmaking procedures, adding the proposal to a bill without committee review.
  • This bill, awaiting a Friday vote, restricts access to lawmaker communications and expands police departments' ability to withhold information.
  • Republican Rep. Leverett stated the bill would simply 'clean up' public records language, while Democrats, like Sam Park, criticized the lack of transparency.
  • The bill's implications include shielding lawmakers' work and restricting public access to police information, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
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Georgia Republicans push last minute bill to limit public access to lawmaker and police records

Georgia lawmakers formed a last minute proposal to limit public access to records about state lawmakers’ communications and police reports.

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Georgia Recorder broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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