The Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, this week. Freedom Foundation’s General Counsel Michael Reitz and Vice...Read more here

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss KING 5’s recent report that the state has paid $4.8 million over five years for public records violations.

Richard Sanders recently joined us on the Supreme Court of Washington Podcast to discuss his time on the state Supreme Court.

Justice Gerry Alexander is stepping down after 17 years at the Supreme Court.

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss concerns that that the state is handed over tens of millions of dollars to tribes without adequate transparency or oversight.

We were missing the smooth voice of co-host Blake Knoblauch, but we soldiered on with three lawsuits, two special guests, and an initiative guide in a pear tree.

Property Rights Director Scott Roberts tells us about two Washingtonians who turned the tables on government, including a victory in Spokane Valley and an ongoing fight in Thurston County. Before...Read more here

The Washington Coalition for Open Government recently honored Elizabeth Campbell, Walter Jorgensen, and Robert Shirley for their work in exposing a violation of the public records law committed...Read more here

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss a recent proposal before the Thurston County Commission that would present a significant obstacle for ordinary citizens who want to participate in the...Read more here

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss why the Sunshine Committee seems to be doomed.

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss the Supreme Court decision in Bainbridge Island Police Guild v. City of Puyallup. Investigations of alleged police misconduct must be released but the names...Read more here

A convicted sex offender fights to have his voting rights restored.

Admitting testimony was harmless error.

Student Seeks to Overturn Truancy Hearing

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss the basics of the open public meetings act.

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss how the views on open government change depending on who is in power at the time.

Man Seeks to Declare Court of Appeals Unconstitutional

Day care owner fights license revocation

This Week at The Supreme Court-Recall Petition Fails

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss records produced in electronic format.