State ex rel. Hedenberg v. North Central Correctional Complex
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The Supreme Court denied the writ of mandamus sought by Relator seeking to compel the production of public records, holding that the evidence established that Respondents did not possess documents responsive to Relator's public-records requests.
Relator, an inmate, sent a public-records request requesting several documents. Relator later filed his complaint for a writ of mandamus alleging that he had largely not been provided any documents he sought. The Supreme Court denied Relator's request, holding that Relator's evidence that Respondents had documents responsive to his requests was unpersuasive.
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