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The Colorado Supreme Court blocked the release of hundreds of romantic or sexually explicit e-mails between a former clerk and an employee, ruling Monday they were not public record. The Rocky Mountain News and Arapahoe County commissioners had sought the release of the e-mails, arguing they were public record because they were written on county computers. The court decided the e-mails were exempt from Colorado's open records law because they dealt with their private lives, not public business.
September 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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