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Immediate Disclosure of Body-Worn Cameras Related to Death or Serious Bodily Injury

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Is That All There Is? Strategies for Proving a Negative When a Person Alleges That Their Request for Records Has Not Been Fulfilled

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Retention Schedules for Local Governments: Five Things You Should Know

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New Rules for Online Access to Databases and Other Records

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Email as Public Record: Five Things You Should Know [Updated]

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AOC Database is Not Subject to the Public Records Act

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Using Private Email for Public Business: Is it Illegal in North Carolina?

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County Tax Websites and Public Records Law

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Mayor Learns a Harsh E-Discovery Lesson

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Databases Under the Public Records Law

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Text Messages as Public Records

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Outsourcing Local Government Communications: Implications of the Federal Stored Communications Act

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Query That! Public Records Requirements Regarding Database Queries

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Form, Format, and Medium: How Must Electronic Records Be Provided?

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Texting While Meeting: Is it Illegal for Local Government Officials?

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Metadata, E-Discovery, and E-Public Records in North Carolina

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Email Subscriber Lists: A New Exception to the Public Records Law

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Is Metadata a Public Record? An Analysis Under Federal FOIA

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Is Metadata a Public Record? Case Law Update

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Individual Board Member Access to Email

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Is Metadata a Public Record? Part 2

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Is Metadata a Public Record?: Part 1