This report describes the existing protections for scientific records, and their applications, in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
This guide covers things scientists can do to avoid putting themselves at risk when sending an open letter or signing a public petition.
This guide helps scientists—particularly those who receive federal or state funding—navigate the important notice-and-comment process and understand best practices for participating in agency rulemaking.
Open records laws are valuable tools for government transparency, enabling the public to request documents related to state and federally…
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