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Between this case, Klamath County School District v. Teamey, and this proposed bill (SB 671) we have the beginnings of some interesting conversations, among government lawyers, citizens, and possibly, in time, the state bar. More stories here and here. The Oregonian reported on this story in their Sunday Metro/Northwest print edition (an AP story by Tim Fought (who I believe is based here in Portland)), but the story is not on their website, at least not right now or maybe ever (it’s a mystery).

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