Robert J. Ambrogi
MASSACHUSETTS has one of the most toothless open-meeting laws in the nation. Public officials who violate the law face no consequences. A compromise bill is being touted as a major reform of the open-meeting law, but rather than add teeth, it takes from the law what little bite it had. (Full article: 621 words)
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