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Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas highlights public information issues in "60 Seconds to Freedom" instructional videos
Tuesday, Apr 13, 2010, 05:36PM CST
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By Lee Ann O'Neal
Have you asked for public records and been denied? Wondering what happens next? Find an answer in this video. Freedom-of-information advocate Keith Elkins describes the process of requesting an open records letter ruling from the Texas attorney general. Elkins is executive director of the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, which produced the video as part of its "60 Seconds to Freedom" series, available at FOIFT's YouTube channel.

 
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