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To: bajabaja
No suggest - it's in the policy. Durham has the right to continue, of course. AIG has the right to cancel coverage if they don't.

So a private insurer (which knowingly insured a public entity) has the power to stop (or suggest) that a public investigation be HALTED?

46 posted on 08/27/2007 6:05:25 PM PDT by Ready4Freddy ("Everyone knows there's a difference between Muslims and terrorists. No one knows what it is, tho...)
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To: Ready4Freddy

It could be in the policy, but I do believe that public law (including one’s basic civil liberties) trumps private contracts. This clearly “impinges” (as lawyers like to say) on someone’s civil rights (the students’) and on the public’s right to know about its government and its functioning.


48 posted on 08/27/2007 6:30:13 PM PDT by bajabaja
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