public-record

" There appears to be no valid basis for withholding the compact under the Freedom of Information Law, " said Robert Freeman , executive director of the Committee on Open Government, the state body that oversees the public-record statutes.

Governor Is Mum on Casino Dealings Jacob Gershman 2010

This well-known tip can protect you against identity theft by alerting you of incorrect information, atypical credit history, and public-record information that is incorrect or doesn't need to appear on your report.

Privacy 2009

Many agencies make available online public-record documents, such as property records, divorce agreements and tax liens, all of which display SSNs clearly and without guesswork.

Is Hiding Your Social Security Number Worth It? 2009

These nine-digit combinations, unique for each individual, have for years been displayed on public-record documents published online by state government agencies.

Is Hiding Your Social Security Number Worth It? 2009

WASILLA, Alaska -- Sarah Palin is resigning as Alaska's governor because the volume of investigations and public-record requests scrutinizing her activities kept her from doing what she wanted, said one of her confidantes.

Palin Confidante Says Governor Felt Hampered by Probes 2009

But compiling public-record notices is arduous and error-prone.

Trying to Track 2008

He may also provide any other public-record information, the status of the case, the names of investigators, and request assistance.

Fitzgerald Should Keep His Opinions to Himself 2008

In the standard American method of recording, the documents—deeds, mortgages, land contracts—are deposited and noted in a public-record office.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

In the standard American method of recording, the documents—deeds, mortgages, land contracts—are deposited and noted in a public-record office.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

In the standard American method of recording, the documents—deeds, mortgages, land contracts—are deposited and noted in a public-record office.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985