You can close the door, but…
By Thomas L. Ciecko
Government Lawyers,
March 2013
Public bodies can close the door to discuss litigation, but the guidelines of the Open Meetings Act must be followed, as the exceptions to having a meeting open to the public are strictly construed against closed meetings.
Right to speak comes to Illinois
By Thomas L. Ciecko
Government Lawyers,
March 2011
A new law amends the Open Meetings Act to allow any person the opportunity to address a public body at a public meeting.
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