Comments on Advance Indiana™: Daniels Administration's Attorneys Lose Fight To Exclude Thousands Of Documents From Discovery In Lawsuit Over Failed FSSA Privatization

The story indicates the documents are not to be tu...

2011-03-23T07:04:33.750-05:00

The story indicates the documents are not to be turned over to the public. I don't think Dreyer can prevent it. Any news organization should be able to gain access to these documents through a public records request. In fact, I'm surprised nobody from the news media has requested documents. The Star is probably not interested in uncovering all of the corruption behind the privatization contract because it will destroy Daniels' potential presidential bid.

This is very interesting Gary, because Brian Burdi...

2011-03-23T06:15:03.145-05:00

This is very interesting Gary, because Brian Burdick was the very attorney used by the schemers in the AEPA/Tremco no-bid roofing debacle. After I discovered the close connection between Burdick and Governor Daniels, I realized why I was beating my head against a brick wall with the governor. His political connections were apparently more important to him than the fact that millions of tax dollars were being spent illegally on a no-bid roofing scheme. That talk about reining in exorbitant school construction spending was just a bunch of hot air. It was used as part of his campaign speech. The conflicts-of-interest in this administration are blaring!!

I can't believe the governor thinks there are ...

2011-03-23T05:42:31.514-05:00

I can't believe the governor thinks there are two sets of rules, one for himself and another set for the rest of us.

How in the world does that information fall under ...

2011-03-22T21:37:27.741-05:00

How in the world does that information fall under privilege?

The trial judge has total control over an interlocautory appeal. Dreyer should say "no" to any appeal of a discovery ruling. None of us could get an interlocutory appeal on a discovery issue.

Good for Dreyer. He's one judge you can count ...

2011-03-22T21:07:54.785-05:00

Good for Dreyer. He's one judge you can count on to actually read and apply the law.