"South Dakota law now allows state and local entities to be fined $50 per day for deliberately stonewalling requests for public records.
Fifty dollars may not sound like much, but over time, the penalty can add up and serve as a meaningful deterrent.
Prior to enactment of the new law on July 1, there was no penalty when government refused access to public records.
South Dakota passed a comprehensive public records law in 2009, but it neglected to include sanctions for violations."
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SB-731 Automatically Sealing of Conviction and Arrest Records A social
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