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25-18-401. Disclosure required.
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25-18-401. Disclosure required.
No public official or employee acting in behalf of a governmental agency or another agency wholly or partially supported by or expending public funds shall:
(1) Agree or authorize another to agree that all or part of a litigation settlement agreement to which the agency is a party shall be kept secret, sealed, or otherwise withheld from public disclosure; or
(2) Seek a court order denying public access to any court record or other document containing the terms of a settlement agreement resolving a claim by or against the agency.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 25-18-401
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Stable record: arkansas_code:legal_authorities:25-18-401
Source file: gov.ar.code.title.25.odt
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25-18-401. Disclosure required.
No public official or employee acting in behalf of a governmental agency or another agency wholly or partially supported by or expending public funds shall:
(1) Agree or authorize another to agree that all or part of a litigation settlement agreement to which the agency is a party shall be kept secret, sealed, or otherwise withheld from public disclosure; or
(2) Seek a court order denying public access to any court record or other document containing the terms of a settlement agreement resolving a claim by or against the agency.
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