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Ark. court: Use-of-force reports public records

The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled that reports from police officers that explain why they use force against someone are not exempt from the state's public record law.

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diplodia - 2/16/2012 3:09 PM
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Wonderful. Supreme Court says police are not special. Next step is to verify right to video and right to ignore police when not detained.
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