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Opponents say an open records bill would rip the heart out of Kentucky s transparency law | In-depth

The lead sponsor of the GOP-backed legislation says there won t be any changes to what documents citizens can now get under the state s right-to-know statute.

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After complaints, Kentucky lawmaker says he will revise controversial open records bill

Open government advocates said the measure would gut the state's open records law as it is currently written.

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After complaints, Kentucky lawmaker says he will revise controversial open records bill

Open government advocates said the measure would gut the state's open records law as it is currently written.

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Bill would rip the heart out of KY s open records law, First Amendment advocates say

Open records legal expert: “It’s easily the most anti-transparency piece of legislation that I’ve seen advanced in the state in the last 10 years.”

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As Cameron left, his office agreed to pay nearly $100k settlement to settle open records lawsuit - NKyTribune

By Deborah YetterThe Kentucky LanternFormer Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office agreed to pay $99,750 to settle a long-running open records dispute in December just days before C

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