20-ORD-109 is cited to support the principle that JPay emails exchanged between inmates and private parties are generally not considered 'public records' under KRS 61.870(2), unless they are 'used' by a correctional facility for an administrative purpose. This previous decision is used to establish the context and criteria under which the emails in question in the current case might be considered public records.
20-ORD-109 was Cited by 20-ORD-129
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