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10-ORD-065 is cited as a precedent for the principle that records which are part of an ongoing investigation, including the initiating complaint, are considered preliminary and thus exempt from public inspection under KRS 61.878(1)(i) and (j) until final action is taken on the matter. This decision adopts the analysis from 10-ORD-065 to support its conclusion that the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure did not violate the Open Records Act by denying access to records related to an ongoing investigation.
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