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Is Gov. Phil Defying Public Records Law?

Posted on May 8, 2008 - 9:41am at Pith In The Wind
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Faced with new scrutiny of the infamous Bredesen Bunker, your Tennessee governor's office is making the unlikely claim that emails transmitted on public computers and with state addresses are not necessarily public record, a mind-boggling stance that contradicts years of accepted practice here and throughout the country.

Late last year, the Tennessee Center for Policy Research asked Gov. Phil Bredesen's office for copies of all emails related to the ongoing renovation of the Ex