Opinion regarding the applicability of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to a political party caucus of the South Carolina House of Representatives.

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• New York - Sciolino v. Ryan
• New York - Britt v. Niagara County
• New York - MFY Legal Services, Inc. v. Toia
• Colorado - Cole v. State
• South Carolina - Evening Post v. City of North Charleston



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• Alaska - Abood v. League of Women Voters of Alaska, s. S-1831
• Delaware - Delaware Solid Waste Authority v. News-Journal Co.
• Illinois - People ex rel. Difanis v. Barr
• South Carolina - Martin v. Ellisor, 19993
• South Carolina - Bankers Trust of South Carolina v. Bruce
• North Carolina - News & Observer Pub. Co. v. Interim Bd. of Ed. for Wake County
• South Carolina - Pennsylvania Nat. Mut. Cas. Ins. Co. v. Parker
• South Carolina - Baker v. Chavis
• South Carolina - Quality Towing v. City of Myrtle Beach
• South Carolina - South Carolina Dept. of Mental Health v. Hanna, 20602
• South Carolina - South Carolina Tax Com'n v. Gaston Copper Recycling Corp., 24124
• South Carolina - Weston v. Carolina Research and Development Foundation
• South Carolina - Fruehauf Trailer Co. v. South Carolina Elec. & Gas Co., 16737
• South Carolina - Bell Finance Co., Inc. v. South Carolina Dept. of Consumer Affairs, 1242
• Kansas - Associated Press v. Sebelius, 90,069
• South Carolina - Rothrock v. Copeland, 23468
• South Carolina - State ex rel. Coleman v. Lewis
• South Carolina - State v. Stokes