Judge Christopher McGraugh ordered the office of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner, one of the nation's first prosecutors bankrolled by liberal megadonor George Soros, to produce every document requested by Solomon.
In July 2019, Solomon filed an initial open, public records request under Missouri's Sunshine Law for all records of contacts between Gardner's office and Soros, the Safety and Justice PAC, the Missouri Workforce Housing Association, and several other groups and individuals.
Gardner initially ignored the request, then claimed the requested documents were exempt from the state's sunshine provision, refusing to disclose them.
According to the judgment, Gardner's office had to search for and provide to Solomon all the public records he requested within 30 days.
Gardner's office subsequently filed a motion to set aside the court judgment in favor of Solomon.
Now, Gardner's office must provide to Solomon "a list that identifies every document responsive to [his] Sunshine Law request" and to the court "a copy of every document responsive" to his request.
The open-records request sought documents related to Gardner's failed 2018 prosecution of Greitens, a former Navy SEAL and rising Republican star who was forced to resign less than two years into his term.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2022
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