Ohio HB565 establishes the Grand Jury Privacy and Protection Act, detailing procedures for public records requests and exceptions to disclosure.
The Grand Jury Privacy and Protection Act outlines procedures for public records requests, including the requirement for public offices to promptly prepare and make records available for inspection. It specifies exceptions to disclosure, such as personal information of minors, confidential law enforcement records, and certain health information. The act also details the process for handling requests, including the ability to charge fees for video records and the requirement for public offices to adopt a public records policy.
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