State ex rel. WBNS TV Inc. v. Dues
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State ex rel. WBNS TV Inc. v. Dues is a 2004 court ruling from the Ohio Supreme Court about interpreting the Ohio Open Records Law. The finding in the case is that any record used by a court to render a decision is a record subject" to OORL.[1]
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