, the latest law firm to represent the board's conservative majority of president Mike Peterson as well as members Becky Myers, Christy Williams and Kaylee Winegar, asked Dougco's district court to toss or narrow an order requiring them to stop conducting one-on-one meetings thatMeanwhile, Douglas County resident Robert Marshall, whose complaint triggered the ruling that Peterson and company are protesting, has launched ato finance yet another complaint related to the state's...
2) The Court failed to make findings to satisfy the factors Plaintiff must prove to justify imposition of a preliminary injunction; and, The frustration over the order isn't far beneath the surface, as indicated by this passage castigating Marshall's legal theory:"Plaintiff bears the burden of proof to show a threatened future harm, yet he introduced no evidence whatsoever demonstrating any possibility that any Board Director would violate the COML in the future — he merely argued that because Defendants are defending their actions, they will continue to act in the same way. This is not sufficient.
Then, on April 28, Marshall created a GoFundMe page under the heading"Sunshine Law: Colorado Open Meetings Act." In its introduction, he contends that"the Douglas County School District continues to violate Colorado's Sunshine Laws and refuses to comply due to their apparent belief that no one will challenge them and take them to court."
Did all of this crazy BS start with the wearing of masks in public during a pandemic? These DougCO extreme right wing people are lunatics. Wasting public funds like it was their own to spend.
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