Greemon v. City of Bossier City
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
WEIMER, Justice.
I,This court granted writs to determine whether respondent’s civil service hearing must be nullified because the board that conducted the hearing did not formally vote to deliberate in an executive session closed to the public. Although we in no way condone a failure to vote, because respondent first asserted a claim that the Open Meetings Law was violated some 17 months after the hearing, we find that respondent’s claim was barred by the 60-day limitation period of former LSA-R.S. 42:9 (now redesignated as LSA-R.S. 42-.24). 1
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