Fathers Are Parents Too, Inc. v. Hunstein

415 S.E.2d 322 (1992)

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Fathers Are Parents Too, Inc. v. Hunstein

Georgia Court of Appeals
415 S.E.2d 322 (1992)

LJ

Facts

The Georgia Supreme Court issued an order establishing a commission to investigate gender bias in the judicial system. Fathers Are Parents Too, Inc. (the organization) (plaintiff) filed a declaratory action in trial court requesting a declaration that the commission’s meetings were subject to Georgia’s open-meetings law. Carol Hunstein (defendant), the commission’s chairperson, asserted that the commission was not subject to Georgia’s open-meetings law because the commission was created by court order. Hunstein further asserted that the state’s open-meetings law did not apply to the judicial branch of government. The statute containing Georgia’s open-meetings law did not expressly enumerate that it applied to the judicial branch. The trial court granted Hunstein’s motion to dismiss the organization’s action. The organization filed an appeal.

Rule of Law

Issue

Holding and Reasoning (Andrews, J.)

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