Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, June 25, 1992, Page 6, Image 6

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Court OKs suit against University
SALEM (AP) — Animal rights
activists may sun a resoarr.h
committon at the University of
Oregon over the open mootings
law, the state Court of Appeals
said Wednesday.
The court said groups don't
havo to be directly affected by a
government decision to sue a
public body over alleged meet
ings violations.
A lower court had ruled that
animal rights groups didn't
have legal standing In sue the
Institutional Animal Oire and
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Tho committee is supposed
to ensure that animat research
projects comply with govern
ment and University standards.
In a lawsuit, two groups
claimed the committee violated
the statu open meetings law in
approving a professor's project
involving surgery on monkeys
in March 1030
The lawsuit was filed by the
People for the Ethical Treat
ment of Animals and an affiliat
ed group. Students for the Ethi
cal Treatment of Animals.
Circuit Judge George
Woodrich of Lane County held
that the groups didn't have ade
quate grounds to sue. The law
says anyone "affected by a de
cision of a governing body" can
go to court to enforce it
The state argued the animal
rights groups had shown only
an "enthusiastic" and "politi
cal” Interest in the committee's
decisions.
The appeals court said a
plaintiff doesn't have to show it
would be affected by a govern
ment docision.
"The entitlement given by
the law is access to tho process
by which government roaches
its decisions." the court said.
"It Is often precisely because a
person's Interest is 'enthusias
tic' and 'political' that access is
most important "
Part of the groups' complaint
involved an executive session
of the committee to which they
didn't have access.
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