You're thinking of Special Session 2022C, where the Legislature had to vote on the Congressional districts of the state. "Special districts" was considered germane, so the RCID along with several other special districts were revoked.
I'm confused how they name the sessions. Apparently next week's session is "2022A", although they've already had 2022C and 2022D. Huh? I think the lettering is based on the fiscal year because prior to those there was 2021A and 2021B. Therefore, this is the first special session in Fiscal Year 2022-2023 (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023), hence "2022A".
Firewall but did they really spell it that way or has something been lost in translation?
No one knows how to spell anymore.
I think it’s meant to be “dissolution” (the nounal form of “dissolve”).
I was joking.
Sorry! I’m an idiot.I was joking.
Maybe it is devastation? desecration? disrespecting? devolving? diminution? disenfranchising? general dissing?
…..you forgot Discombobulating
Distillation. I could use a drink.
Sir you may brew. you may ferment but you may not distill... BATF...
Very opportunistic, indeed. Doubt it goes anywhere.
There is a limit to the information that can be obtained. In these types of actions the plaintiff has to define the complaint in detail and only information directly relating to the complaint is required to be turned over. The topic is typically required to be narrowly defined. So if a company decides to enter into an acquisition that goes bad a shareholder can request information on the merger plans and due diligence process to make sure there was no evidence of the deal going bad. I think these are also very common around bankruptcies. Shareholders want to know if execs anticipated the bankruptcy and especially if they sold shares prior to it. In other words you can’t just claim a general grievance like “mismanagement” and then gain access to all internal communications on a whim.
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