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Providence, RI - House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan is criticizing Attorney General Peter Kilmartin for cost increases and obscured information in the Google settlement documents. Since paying almost $4,000 to the Attorney General’s office, Leader Morgan received the first batch of documents related to the $230 million 2012 Google Settlement, of which the Attorney General received $60 million. The documents have revealed inappropriate expenses, including utility bills and promotional pins. However, many of the documents are almost completely obscured with redactions.
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Printer Friendly View Providence, RI - House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan appeared at Kent County Superior Court today to request an omnibus hearing in her bid to make Rhode Island schools safer. This was her second visit to the court, as she continues to seek release of the remaining Google settlement funds held by Attorney General Peter Kilmartin. Leader Morgan’s request seeks relief from the $3,770 fee the Attorney General is charging for search and retrieval of documentation concerning the Google funds. Her hearing was granted and will take place on June 15, 2018 at 9:30am at the Kent County Superior Court located at the Noel Judicial Complex.
Released in response to the Attorney General’s Press Release criticizing town officials, who are seeking a share of the Google settlement funds to make their students and teachers safer.
Providence, RI - Yesterday the Attorney General chose to malign elected officials and concerned parents who seek information, transparency, and a spirit of service to our communities. Instead of answering the questions of concerned public officials in a professional manner, the Attorney General instead chose the path of name-calling and attempting to silence opposing opinions with ridicule. Providence, RI - On Monday, May 7 at 12:00 PM, RI House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan will submit a complaint to the Kent County Superior Court. The complaint asks for the Court to grant relief from the $3,770 fee that Attorney General is demanding to produce documents related to the spending of the Google Settlement Funds.
Minority Leader Patricia Morgan Continues to Demand AG Release Google Funds for School Safety4/23/2018 STATE HOUSE -- House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan (R-District 26 Coventry, Warwick, W. Warwick) continues to call on the Rhode Island Office of Attorney General to release nearly $23 million in Google settlement funds to upgrade security in Rhode Island schools.
Printer Friendly View Providence, RI - Representative Patricia Morgan is continuing her fight to have the remaining $23 million Google Settlement used to install and upgrade security measures in Rhode Island’s schools.
STATE HOUSE -- House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan (R-District 26 Coventry, Warwick, W. Warwick) is once again calling on the Rhode Island Office of Attorney General to release legal settlement funds for school safety upgrades.
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