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§ 39-102 — Annual report; copies

Arizona·Title 39 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 1 PUBLIC RECORDS·Art. 1 Requirements for Material Used
Unless otherwise specifically required by law, each agency, board, commission and department which prepares an annual report of its activities shall prepare and distribute as provided by law copies of such annual report on twenty pound bond paper printed with black ink except that the cover and back pages may be of sixty-five pound or less cover paper.

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Permanent public records; quality; storage; violation; classification
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Annual report; copies
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Size of public records; exemptions
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Inspection of public records
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Definitions; maintenance of records; copies, printouts or photographs of public records; examination by mail; index
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Action on denial of access; costs and attorney fees; damages
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Request for copies, printouts or photographs; statement of purpose; commercial purpose as abuse of public record; determination by governor; civil penalty; definition
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Public access to law enforcement records depicting certain witnesses or crime victims; victim rights
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Free searches for and copies of public records to be used in claims against United States; liability for noncompliance
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Information identifying eligible persons; confidentiality; definitions
§ 39-123.01
Personal identifying information of crime witnesses; redaction of crime witness's name; exceptions; confidentiality; definitions
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Releasing information identifying an eligible person; violations; classification; definitions
§ 39-125
Information relating to location of archaeological discoveries and places or objects included or eligible for inclusion on the Arizona register of historic places; confidentiality
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Federal risk assessments of infrastructure; confidentiality
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Local government; telecommunications infrastructure records; nondisclosure; exceptions
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