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Where (and Just What) is the “Personnel File”?

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Settlements Under the North Carolina Public Records Law

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How to Approve Minutes and General Accounts of Closed Sessions

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Answers to Questions About North Carolina’s Body-Worn Camera Law

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The Latest on North Carolina Body-Worn Camera Legislation

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Legislative Proposal Regarding Body-Worn Cameras

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Obtaining Employee Addresses from State Employers

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Setting Salaries and Closed Sessions

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New Public Records Exceptions for Security and Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) Information

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Trial Court Review of Closed Session Minutes

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Law Enforcement Video Camera Records: An Ongoing National Debate About Transparency

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How Public Are Law Enforcement Vehicle or Body Camera Videos? (Not Very, in North Carolina.)

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Who Has Access to Applicant Information?

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The Who, What, and When of Appeals TO the Board of Adjustment

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Who May Attend a Closed Session?

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Are Security Videos Public Records?

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Confidentiality of Applicants’ Names

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Ethics and Employee Email

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Records About Employment Actions: Clarifying What Is and Isn’t Public

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Dismissals for Poor Performance: Legal Implications Under the Personnel Privacy Statutes

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Release of Personnel Records: What Rights Does An Employee Have?

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Attorney General Opinion on 2010 Personnel Privacy Changes

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Waiting for Interpretations of the New Personnel Privacy Provisions: What Options Do Local Governments Have?

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Personnel Privacy Law Changes

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Are Local Government Employee Time Sheets Public Records? (Applying the Framework for Answering Questions About Public Records Requests)