Public Records: General Provisions

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  4. Public Records: General Provisions

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Section
1-7

Recording or copying by photographic, micrographic, electronic imaging or other process.

Section
1-8

“Recorded” defined.

Section
1-9

Alkaline paper for permanent records.

Section
1-9a

Alkaline paper for executive branch photocopies.

Section
1-9b

Applicability of alkaline paper requirements.

Section
1-10

Standard ink for public records.

Section
1-11

Loose-leaf binders for public records.

Section
1-12

Typewriting and printing. Legal force.

Section
1-13

Making of reproductions.

Section
1-14

“Certified copy” defined. Evidence.

Section
1-15

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-212.

Section
1-16

Reproductions.

Section
1-17

Reproductions to serve purposes of originals.

Section
1-17a

Photographs and computerized images of individuals. State agencies prohibited from disclosing without express consent of individuals. Exceptions.

Section
1-18

Disposition of original documents.

Section
1-18a

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-200.

Sections
1-19 and 1-19a

Transferred to Chapter 14, Secs. 1-210 and 1-211.

Section
1-19b

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-213.

Section
1-19c

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-201.

Section
1-20

Refusal of access. Appeal.

Sections
1-20a to 1-20c

Transferred to Chapter 14, Secs. 1-214 to 1-216, inclusive.

Section
1-20d

Alteration of records of law enforcement agencies prior to disclosure.

Section
1-20e

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-202.

Section
1-20f

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-217.

Sections
1-21 and 1-21a

Transferred to Chapter 14, Secs. 1-225 and 1-226.

Section
1-21b

Transferred to Chapter 368m, Sec. 19a-342.

Sections
1-21c to 1-21h

Transferred to Chapter 14, Secs. 1-227 to 1-232, inclusive.

Section
1-21i

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-206.

Section
1-21j

Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-205.

Sections
1-21k and 1-21l

Transferred to Chapter 14, Secs. 1-240 and 1-241.