CSAC has filed a brief in the California Supreme Court addressing the scope of the anti-SLAPP statute as applied to public entity speech.  The brief argues that because the anti-SLAPP statute applies to speech that is of interest to the public, it should have been applied to the city’s discussions about who would serve as a negotiator with the NFL in efforts to bring a stadium to the city.  The brief was drafted by Amy Hoyt and Thomas Brown at Burke, Williams & Sorensen in Riverside.