Want to know if Gov. Bill Richardson met with the son of a friend and prominent fundraiser before the state decided to invest in a fund that ultimately cost New Mexico $90 million?

Good luck.

The Independent sought to view documents from the governor’s office from January through August 2006 that would have divulged with whom he had met in the months prior to the costly investment that benefitted the son of the governor’s friend to the tune of millions of dollars.

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Attorney General Seeks to Join Public Records Lawsuit

The state attorney general's office wants to jump into a court battle over whether a report on possible leaks at a Sandia National Laboratories mixed waste dump is public record.

The state Environment Department sued an Albuquerque-based advocacy group last October to keep the report secret. The department cited executive privilege in preventing the disclosure of the 2006 report by TechLaw, a consulting company.

Citizen Action counter sued and accused the agency of violating open meetings and open records laws.

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