Riverside, California's Press Enterprise published an article covering resolution of an ongoing dispute between California's Legislative Counsel, which serves as a law firm to elected officials in the state, and two public interest groups who were seeking public records.  We reprint this article in the public interest as a way is now paved to bore down into the inner resources of the socialist corruption plaguing California.  The Legislative Counsel's decision to not disclose a database containing valuable trending information was reversed after the two groups provided the court with overwhelming evidence that the records sought were clearly public records, with the result that any interested party can now connect the dots.