· 11/30/1987
McKay v. BD. OF COM'RS OF DOUGLAS CTY.
Citations
- 746 P.2d 124
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- holding that there was no explicit exception to state’s open meetings statute for attorney-client communications and that it was not for court to determine what legislature should have done
- explaining that when a statute is silent, \it is not the business of this court to fill in alleged legislative omissions based on conjecture as to what the [L]egislature would or should have done\
- explaining that when a statute is silent, \it is not the business of this court to fill in alleged legislative omissions based on conjecture as to what the [L]egislature would or should have done\
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Judges: Springer
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