Iowa Admin. Code r. 61-1.4 - Public information
(1)
Complaints, inquiries and requests for information may be referred in writing
or in person to the office of the attorney general or directly to the
appropriate division of the attorney general's office which handles the subject
matter at hand. Except in certain consumer areas, the office does not have the
authority to provide legal advice to the public but may provide information or
referral as appropriate.
(2) Formal
opinions of general interest and summaries of letter opinions are published
biennially. Only elected or appointed state officers, legislators, and county
attorneys may request the attorney general to issue an opinion. Copies of
opinions are available to the public. An index to all opinions is maintained in
the office; this index is divided according to subject matter and by
appropriate Iowa Code sections. Summaries of opinions are published monthly in
the Iowa Administrative Bulletin. Copies of unpublished opinions may be
obtained from the administrative assistant to the executive deputy attorney
general, telephone (515)281-5166.
(3) Docket entries pertaining to court cases
handled by attorneys assigned to the attorney general's office are indexed by
case title, maintained in each division and are available for public inspection
in the attorney general's office.
(4) Copies of the attorney general's biennium
reports to the governor are maintained by the attorney general's office and are
available for public inspection.
(5) Copies can be made by the public at cost
as determined and posted by the director of administrative services. The cost
of postage and of other services provided in connection with the request may be
charged as appropriate.
(6) The
executive deputy attorney general is delegated the responsibility for
implementing the requirements of Iowa Code chapter 22 concerning records in the
possession of the attorney general's office.
61-Chapter 2 also governs access to records of this office.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 13 and section 22.3.
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