Search AG Opinions & Decisions
Open Records Decision —
05-ORD-273
Opinion Opinion By: Gregory D. Stumbo, Attorney General; Michelle D. Harrison, Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision At issue in this appeal is whether the Radcliff Police Department violated the Kentucky Open Records Act in partially …
Vincent Scott — Radcliff Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-094
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;Sarah Ellen Eads Adkins,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The question presented on appeal is whether Radcliff Police Department violated the Open Records Act when it failed to respond …
Joshua Powell — Radcliff Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-116
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;James M. Herrick,Assistant Attorney General Open Records Decision The question presented in these consolidated appeals is whether the Radcliff Police Department ("RPD") violated the Open Records Act …
Joshua Powell — Radcliff Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-138
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;J. Marcus Jones,Assistant Attorney General Summary : The Radcliff Police Department ("RPD") initially failed to provide any explanation for the nonexistence of responsive records as required by the …
Joshua Powell — Radcliff Police Department
Open Records Decision —
19-ORD-141
Opinion Opinion By: Andy Beshear,Attorney General;Gordon Slone,Assistant Attorney General Summary : Radcliff Police Department violated the Open Records Act by failing to affirmatively deny the existence of requested records. Police Department …
Joshua Powell — Radcliff Police Department
23-ORD-240
23-ORD-240 September 12, 2023 In re: James Harrison/Lee County Sheriff’s Office Summary: The Lee County Sheriff’s Office (the “Sheriff’s Office”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it failed to issue a timely response to a request to …
James Harrison — Lee County Sheriff’s Office
23-ORD-335
23-ORD-335 December 18, 2023 In re: James Harrison/Lee County Sheriff’s Office Summary: The Lee County Sheriff’s Office (“the agency”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it could not provide records that it does not possess. …
James Harrison — Lee County Sheriff’s Office
24-ORD-040
24-ORD-040 February 20, 2024 In re: James Harrison/Lee County Sheriff’s Office Summary: The Office cannot find that the Lee County Sheriff’s Office (“the agency”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) because the Office cannot resolve the …
James Harrison — Lee County Sheriff’s Office
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