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: Kentucky Law BlogJUDICIARY: Open Records Procedures Proposed for Judiciary
By Michael Stevens
Here's story from Andrew Wolfson, Courier Journal, regarding proposal to institute open records procedures in the judiciary (even though SC decision years ago held Kentucky Open Records statute did not apply to the courts). Will it include the AOC, financial matters, court house construction, salaries, etc?
Council to help draft proposal this year
By Andrew Wolfson ? awolfson@courier-journal.com ? March 18, 2009
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John Minton Jr., chief justice of Kentucky, is expected to propose new open-records rules for the judiciary later this year.
Katie Quitter, Minton's chief of staff, said the state's Judicial Council, a group of judges, lawyers and state legislators, will help draft the policy.
The new rules wouldn't apply to court records, which are already open, or change the confidentiality rules in the disciplinary process for lawyers and judges.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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