OAG 76-375 is cited in OAG 80-308 to support the principle that blanket requests for information without specifying certain documents need not be honored, and that public agencies are not required to compile lists or records that do not already exist. This previous opinion is used to affirm the guidelines regarding the handling of requests under the Kentucky Open Records Law, emphasizing that public agencies need not fulfill unreasonable demands that require extensive compilation of records.
OAG 76-375 was Followed by OAG 80-308
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