As a policy person, I'm interested in hearing the voice of practical
experience on the issue of how to handle original paper records that have
been returned after being used for legal purposes such as a court case, or a
commission of inquiry.  Are records normally returned to their proper file
folders, boxes, file drawers, etc., or are they maintained as a separate
series, either for potential ongoing legal purposes, or for sheer practical
purposes?

Thanks for your input.

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Carolyn Heald
Information Policy Adviser
Archives of Ontario
77 Grenville Street
Toronto  ON  M5S 1B3

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