Maybe this is the first step in preserving CA Government Electronic Public
> Records?
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> -kimo
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> AB1926 was just introduced to the California legislature and pertains to
> standards for maintaining court records. Below is a synopsis of the bill
> and a link to review a PDF version. Since most of us deal with public
> records, please share any thoughts or concerns you might have regarding
> this
> bill.
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> AB 1926, as introduced, Evans. Court records: preservation
> guidelines.
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> Existing law provides that court records may be preserved in any
> form, including electronic forms, as specified.
> This bill would additionally authorize courts to create and maintain
> records in electronic forms, as specified.
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> Existing law requires that court records be preserved in accordance
> with standards or guidelines adopted by the American National
> Standards Institute or the Association for Information and Image
> Management.
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> This bill would delete these provisions and would instead require the
> Judicial Council to adopt rules to govern the creation, maintenance,
> reproduction, and preservation of court records, and would require that
> records be preserved in accordance with these rules.
>
> Under existing law, “retain permanently” means that the original
> court record shall never be transferred or destroyed.
> This bill would revise this definition to mean that the record shall be
> maintained
>

working link
http://goo.gl/8PFg


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