Illingworth v. Koch

How courts have described this case

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• finding that an entity was not a public body despite being “required to comply with numerous government regulations”
• finding the private, not- for-profit organization funded primarily by government agencies and required to comply with numerous government regulations was not subsidiary body pursuant to the Open Meetings Act
• organization was run by a board of directors selected pursuant to its own by-laws, not elected or appointed by any government official
• “[t]he amount or percentage of governmental funding of a private entity should have no bearing on whether that entity is characterized as a subsidiary”
• the board having had full authority to employ or discharge any employee and employees were not subject to state regulatory practices concerning public employees nor were they eligible for state retirement or insurance benefits
• resolved on summary judgment, silent as to discovery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).