20-ORD-021 is cited in the decision to highlight a previous instance where records related to an investigation were requested and the nature of those records was clarified. The decision contrasts the current case with 20-ORD-021 to demonstrate that employee expense reports, unlike the records in 20-ORD-021, are not generated as part of an investigative process but are ordinary business records. Thus, the exemption claimed by the University under KRS 61.878(1)(i) was not applicable.
20-ORD-021 was Cited by 20-ORD-146
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