States introduce terror legislation.

Discusses the preparation of U.S. legislators to do anything to prove that constituents would be protected in the event of a terrorist attack. Priority of state legislatives across the country; Exemptions that dealt with keeping vulnerability assessments away from the public; Decision of Florida st...

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Published in:	Quill Vol. 90; no. 7; pp. 20 - 23
Main Author:	Lehmert, Amanda
Format:	Article
Published:	Society of Professional Journalists Foundation Inc Sep2002
Subjects:	United States legislators Terrorism Freedom of information United States
Online Access:	View this record in EBSCOhost

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Summary:	Discusses the preparation of U.S. legislators to do anything to prove that constituents would be protected in the event of a terrorist attack. Priority of state legislatives across the country; Exemptions that dealt with keeping vulnerability assessments away from the public; Decision of Florida state to add Freedom of Information exemptions.