In other legal news, I see that the Oregon Supreme Court made three rulings in the Handy v. Lane County lawsuit.  It happened on November 25th, a week ago.  

"We now hold that, even if plaintiff can rely on a series of communications to establish that a quorum met to decide or deliberate toward a decision, the evidence in this case was not sufficient to establish that a quorum had done so."

" ... no reasonable trier of fact could find that a quorum met to decide whether to comply with the public records request."

" we remand the case to the Court of Appeals so that it can consider whether plaintiff showed good cause for conducting further discovery and, if he did, whether the trial court abused its discretion in denying his request."

Sounds like Mr. Handy has spent a lot of his money and failed to win.  Hope he has enough money to pay Lane County's (the taxpayer's)  legal fees.