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1. emanuals.jfs.ohio.gov › Legal › PublicRecordsI. The Ohio Public Records Act

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   B. Application of Public Records Act to Private Entities. RC §149.43 is known as the "Public Records Act" and is the general records law governing the status of state and local government records when requested by a third party. The statute applies to virtually any record kept by any state or local governmental agency, in any form (but it must ...

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2. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › FAQ › Sunshine-laws-FAQsSunshine Laws FAQs - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

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   The Ohio Public Records Act is built on the United States’ historical principle that the records of government are “the people’s records.” Patterson v. Ayers, 171 Ohio St. 369 (1960). The Public Records Act provides citizens with steps to take in order to request records from any public office in Ohio while protecting certain specific ...

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   public records act: 1. Prompt inspection of public records; and . 2. Upon request, copies of public records within a reasonable amount of time. When must a public office allow inspection of records? Inspection may occur at all reasonable times during regular business hours. Regular business hours means: established business hours.

4. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › FAQ › Sunshine-lawsWhat is the Ohio Public Records Act? - Ohio Attorney General

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   Patterson v. Ayers, 171 Ohio St. 369 (1960). The Public Records Act provides citizens with steps to take in order to request records from any public office in Ohio while protecting certain specific types of records from release. It also establishes a legal process to enforce compliance when a requester feels that a public office has failed to ...

5. www.ketteringoh.org › ohio-public-records-act-faqOhio Public Records Act FAQ - Kettering

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   Oct 31, 2021 · Ayers, 171 Ohio St. 369 (1960). The Public Records Act provides citizens with steps to take in order to request records from any public office in Ohio while protecting certain specific types of records from release. It also establishes a legal process to enforce compliance when a requester feels that a public office has failed to satisfy its ...

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   Bplication of Public Records Act. Ap to Private Entities. RC §149.43. s known as the "Public Records Act" and is the general records law governing the i status of state and local government records when requested by a third party. The statute applies to virtually any record kept by any state or local governmental agency, in any form (but

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   How does the Public Records Act protect public records in Ohio?

   • The Public Records Act provides citizens with steps to take in order to request records from any public office in Ohio while protecting certain specific types of records from release. It also establishes a legal process to enforce compliance when a requester feels that a public office has failed to satisfy its public records obligations.

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   What is the Public Records Act?

   • The Public Records Act is a “self-help” statute, which requires citizens who believe that the act has been violated to independently pursue a remedy (like a lawsuit), rather than asking a public official such as the Ohio Attorney General to initiate legal action on their behalf. ORC 149.43 (C) (1).

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   Can a request for records be released in Ohio?

   • I. The Ohio Public Records Act When responding to a request for records, an analysis of whether the requested records may be released, must be released or cannot be released begins with an analysis of pertinent law contained in RC Chapter 149. RC §149.011 (G) sets out the definition of "records" subject to public records laws.

   I. The Ohio Public Records Act

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   Who can request public records in Ohio?

   • Any "person," who includes corporations, individuals, and even other governmental agencies, may request public records. The requestor does not have to be an Ohio resident. And the person seeking the records may designate someone else to inspect or retrieve copies. Does the request have to be in writing? No.

   OHIO’S PUBLIC RECORDS ACT – COMMON QUESTIONS

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   Does Ohio have a public records training program?

   • As required by the Ohio Revised Code, the Attorney General develops, provides and certifies Public Records training programs and seminars for all elected officials or their designees. Currently, only the Attorney General’s Office and the Auditor of State offer the approved training program for elected officials.

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   Who is responsible for public records?

   • The rights and duties set out in the Act apply only to a “public office or person responsible for public records,” which includes governmental subdivisions, private entities that are the “substantial equivalent” of public institutions, and other “persons responsible for public records.”

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8. www.cscc.edu › employee › doing-businessOhio Public Records Act Frequently Asked Questions

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   What is the Ohio Public Records Act? The Ohio Public Records Act is built on the United States’ historical position that the records of government are “the people’s records.” The Public Records Act provides any person details on how to request records from any public office in Ohio, while protecting certain records from disclosure.