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2001 Colorado Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (2001)

handle is hein.sag/sagco0058 and id is 1 raw text is: KEN SALAZAR                       STATE OF COLORADO                  STATE SERVICEs BUILDING
Attomv Geeral1525 Sherman Street - 5th Floor
AttorneyDEPARTMENT OF LAW                                            Denver. Colorado 8020
CHRISTINE M. ARGUELLO                                                Phone (303) 866-4500
Chief Deputy Attorney General     OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL     FAX (303) 866-5691
ALAN J. GILBERT
Solicitor General
FORMAL                     )                 No. 01-1
OPINION                    )
)        Colorado Open Records Act
Of                      )    Nineteen Frequently Asked Questions
)         Alpha No. LW AG AGBAM
KEN SALAZAR                   )
Attorney General              )            Issued July 5, 2001
The Colorado Open Records Act statute gives everyone broad access to government
records throughout the state. This opinion is issued to provide the people of Colorado and
Colorado's governments with answers to frequently asked questions about this law.
QUESTIONS PRESENTED AND CONCLUSIONS
This opinion is presented in a frequently asked questions format. The questions and
answers begin on page four below. The questions addressed in this formal opinion are:
1.    What governmental records are open to the public under the Colorado Open
Records Act?
2.    How do I ask for public records from the government, and how is the
government supposed to respond?
3.    What if I think I am entitled to see particular public records but the
government refuses to give them to me?
4.    Are public records of disciplinary actions and investigations open to the
public?
5.    What is the interaction between the Colorado Open Records Act and the
rules of discovery in state or federal court?
6.    What happens if a public record holds some information that is open to the
public and some information that falls within an exception to the Open
Records Act?

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