“Process my request as received on October 27, 2026.”
He writes to the Criminal Justice Commission that he will not submit his request again, and asks the agency: “Process my request as received on October 27, 2026.”
Public Records Officer,
On October 27, 2026, you wrote: “it does need to come from our public records request form for ID purposes.”1
You wrote it in reply to my email of October 27, 2026, which carried my written request.2 You have my request. I am not going to submit it again. The Attorney General’s manual for public bodies says: “A public body’s legal obligation to respond to a public records request is triggered by receipt of a written request.”3 Your reply is the receipt.
Process my request as received on October 27, 2026. Follow the statute [ORS 192.324(1)].
Thank you for your contribution to the record.
