Attorney General: Public can't be charged for access to public records
Ruling could also impact use of smart phones to copy documents

Tom Horne’s ruling said the necessity of making a copy of public documents to redact private information is the cost of doing business and can’t be charged to the person wanting to view the document.

Tom Horne’s ruling said the necessity of making a copy of public documents to redact private information is the cost of doing business and can’t be charged to the person wanting to view the document.

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