Channel 10, Inc. v. Independent School District No. 709

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• holding that individuals within group of persons whom open-meeting statute was designed to protect, by assuring that meeting of school boards would be open, have standing in action to restrain school board from violating open-meeting law
• upholding injunctive relief ordered against school board, noting that public body that closed meetings in violation of open meeting law may be enjoined without statutory enabling provision
• allowing television station to sue to enforce civil open meeting statute
• declining to adopt blanket exception to open meeting law for attorney-client privilege
• the machinery of justice would be adversely affected if clients were not free to discuss legal matters with their attorneys without fear of disclosure
• the machinery of justice would be adversely affected if clients were not free to discuss legal matters with their attorneys without fear of disclosure

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