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Digital Media Law Project - Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society
Courtsystem.org
Provides public records searching and contact information for courts, and law enforcement all over the country.
How to Delete Your Information From People-Search Sites Intelius, Pipl, Whitepages, and similar companies reveal everything from criminal records to relatives' names
Consumer Reports 8/20/20
Muckrock : Ohio Public Records Law
New Public Access to Court Records
Regulatory Review 2/22
Ohio Sunshine Manual: An Open Government Resource Manual
Ohio Attorney General's Office
First Amendment Bright Line in the Digital Age
Courthouse News Service 7/9/20 Argues reporters should have access to e-filings as soon as they are filed, rather than when the court accepts them.
Free public data: The lifeblood of press freedom
Poynter.org. Lots of links to datasets.
Propertysearch.net
Public Records Resources Online How to Find Everything There Is to Know About "Mr./Ms. X"
From the Dept. of Justice Library, discovered as a Public Records Request.
The Purgatory of Digital Punishment It doesn’t matter whether they’re accurate—criminal records are all over the internet, where anyone can find them. And everyone does.
Slate 6/24/20
Robot lawyer startup DoNotPay now lets you file FOIA requests
Also helps you file state and local public records requests
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