Record access tensions persist in open records debate
A statewide public records audit found frequent denial of access to routine records from local governments, police, and schools. Ohio lawmakers, including Rep. William Seitz, weigh exemptions to shield privacy, notably concealing gun license holder names, amid broader national tug of war over what remains public.
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Scott Oelslager
Canton
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Andy Alexander
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Bob Taft
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Nichols surrenders after Gwinnett apartment standoff
Gwinnett Police Chief Charles Walters says Nichols hid in a Bridgewater resident's apartment, then surrendered after a SWAT response. Keenan notes Nichols waved a white flag and emerged, having pushed into the woman’s unit earlier. No citizens or officers wounded.
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Vernon Keenan
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Amy's Law grows from Ohio domestic violence case
Amy Rezos of Liberty Township urges reform after a 2004 domestic violence case. Her husband faced a low bond then fatally shot her, prompting Amy's Law proposals to require judges to assess risk and place domestic violence offenders before bond, with a state checklist guiding decisions.
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Butler County
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West Chester Township
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