§ 103655 Free Press Access To Records
This law says newspapers and news reporters can look at birth, death, marriage, and similar official records without having to pay a fee.
A reporter is writing a story about a famous local family and needs to see the family's marriage certificate at the county recorder's office.
Because of this law, the county cannot charge the reporter any money to let them view the marriage certificate while they are doing their job.
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§ 103655 Free Press Access To Records
Last verified: January 11, 2026