23-ORD-219 is cited in the decision to affirm the ruling that the Bell County Forestry Camp did not violate the Open Records Act when it denied a request for a record that does not exist. The decision follows the reasoning and conclusions of 23-ORD-219, which similarly dealt with the non-existence of requested records and the responsibilities of the agency in such cases.
23-ORD-219 was Followed by 23-ORD-219
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