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In recent years, changes to the Public Records Act (“PRA” or the “Act”) have expanded the scope of electronic records that must be disclosed in response to a request. In 2017, the California Supreme Court held that records on the personal devices and in the personal e-mailboxes of public employees and elected officials are in fact public. Then, in January 2019, the California Legislature reversed well established laws that protected police personnel records related to the use of force and officer involved shootings, including body camera and dash camera footage. These changes call for public agencies to utilize electronic discovery, or e-discovery, principles
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