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reason to meet behind closed doors, but broke the law when they failed to clearly identify the subject of the meeting. The Freelance Star of Fredericksburg and Media General, which publishes the Culpeper StarExponent, have signed joined as plaintiffs. • Nov. 25 2005: The Citizen and company appeal the case the the Virginia Supreme Court. • Feb. 15,2006: A panel of Supreme Court justices votes to send the appeal to the state’s highest court. • June 2006: The case is heard before the Supreme Court. • Sept. 15,2006: The Supreme Court rules in favor of the newspapers, creating a new precedent for the Freedom of Information Act.
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