Ethics Commission rules booster names must be released

[bostondawg]

Per Steve Robertson on twitter: https://twitter.com/ScoutSteveR/stat...84708076257280

Included photo:

[dogshiek]

Rosebowl is da man!

[bostondawg]

Once Oxford becomes the new state penitentiary, a statue of Steve should be erected outside the old Vaught-Hemingway.

In all seriousness, though: these names coming out is going to rock a lot of Mississippi businesses and positions. Be aware of that.

[Wet Dawg]

Once Oxford becomes the new state penitentiary, a statue of Steve should be erected outside the old Vaught-Hemingway.

In all seriousness, though: these names coming out is going to rock a lot of Mississippi businesses and positions. Be aware of that.

That's all I ever wanted!! We need to expose the corruption! F@ck those asshats

[EAVdog]

Once Oxford becomes the new state penitentiary, a statue of Steve should be erected outside the old Vaught-Hemingway.

In all seriousness, though: these names coming out is going to rock a lot of Mississippi businesses and positions. Be aware of that.

Those names also become public record and as such can be included in future publications without fear of reprisal. In case someone was writing a book or something on the matter!

[bulldogsmsu]

Sweet!

[West Tn Dawg]

One word bothers me.........
They say the ethics committee "SHOULD" order! To me that doesn't say they "SHALL". Big difference!
In our contracts "SHOULD" means it is recommended and "SHALL" means it is mandatory.

[bostondawg]

One word bothers me.........
They say the ethics committee "SHOULD" order! To me that doesn't say they "SHALL". Big difference!
In our contracts "SHOULD" means it is recommended and "SHALL" means it is mandatory.

Steve responded to this, actually. Sounds like this was just the final recommendation, but that recommendation has since been accepted and order given.

[Mimi's Babies]

FERPA LAW WINS AGAIN

Only parties with a right to privacy in this matter are the student athletes that are protected by FERPA. copied from Steve's twitter..... https://twitter.com/ScoutSteveR

[msbulldog]

Damn thing ain't signed in that picture either.

[Liverpooldawg]

As an attorney friend told me, FERPA does apply. There are some people in Oxford and elsewhere in a whole heap of trouble. How does operating your "university" without accreditation and federal money sound Confederates?

[Jack Lambert]

What happens if Ole Miss refuses or can they? What's the consequence? Is it getting fired, jailed or just a fine?

[Leeshouldveflanked]

What happens if Ole Miss refuses or can they? What's the consequence? Is it getting fired, jailed or just a fine?

If I am not mistaken, the fine is very minimal.... Don't forget, we are a state run by Trial Lawyers.

[yjnkdawg]

If I am not mistaken, the fine is very minimal.... Don't forget, we are a state run by Trial Lawyers.

? 25-61-15. Penalty
Any person who shall deny to any person access to any public record which is not exempt from the provisions of this chapter or who charges an unreasonable fee for providing a public record may be liable civilly in his personal capacity in a sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($ 100.00) per violation, plus all reasonable expenses incurred by such person bringing the proceeding.................. The amount would be dependent on how a violation is perceived.

[Political Hack]

? 25-61-15. Penalty
Any person who shall deny to any person access to any public record which is not exempt from the provisions of this chapter or who charges an unreasonable fee for providing a public record may be liable civilly in his personal capacity in a sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($ 100.00) per violation, plus all reasonable expenses incurred by such person bringing the proceeding.................. The amount would be dependent on how a violation is perceived.

I think it's per day or per page or something, so legally it may actually add up. If they have to back pay the costs, and it's based on a daily fine, that could add up.

[LC Dawg]

I think it's per day or per page or something, so legally it may actually add up. If they have to back pay the costs, and it's based on a daily fine, that could add up.

Would this come out of public or private funds?

[bostondawg]

I think it's per day or per page or something, so legally it may actually add up. If they have to back pay the costs, and it's based on a daily fine, that could add up.

Code is here: http://www.ethics.state.ms.us/ethics/ethics.nsf/PageSection/A_records_entire_pub_rec_act/$FILE/Public%20Records%20Act_3.29.16.htm?OpenElement

It doesn't say anything about the fine being per day or per page. If that is the case, expect the inbreds up north to just pay the fine and stall.

[msbulldog]

I think it's per day or per page or something, so legally it may actually add up. If they have to back pay the costs, and it's based on a daily fine, that could add up.

I may be wrong, but I think (and I cannot quote Ms Code Annotated) there is remedy in circuit court. If I remember right, the offending party ( the one refusing to submit to the order) can be held in contempt of court. Contempt of court can have jail time or monetary fines.

[msbulldog]

Both possibly Jack.

[FISHDAWG]

wonder if they were "BLINDSIDED" by this **