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AOCRU005 Rev. 718 Page 1 of 1MAIL REQUESTS TO:Commonwealth of Kentucky Court of Justice www.courts.ky.gov records@kycourts.netLICENSING AGENCY REQUESTADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS RECORDS UNIT
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Open records requests are formal requests made by individuals or organizations to access public records held by government agencies. They are part of transparency laws that allow the public to see documents and information that are not routinely published.
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Open records requests should generally include the requester's name, address, and contact information, a detailed description of the records being requested, and the preferred format for receiving the records.
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