OAG 81-198 is cited twice in the decision. First, it supports the principle that broad requests for records are not beyond the scope of the Open Records Law, and second, it is used to argue that the necessity of separating exempt and nonexempt material is not a sufficient reason for denying access to records. These citations are used to clarify the obligations of public agencies in handling requests involving both exempt and nonexempt information.
OAG 81-198 was Cited by 03-ORD-128
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