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Community Review Board seeks priority access to TBI records; plans separate MOU with district attorney
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The Community Review Board said it has drafted an MOU with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to secure earlier access to investigative records while leaving audio/video redaction to TBI’s processes.
The Community Review Board said it has drafted a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to secure earlier access to investigative documentary records while leaving audio and video redaction to the TBI’s established processes.
Board staff member Mr. Clark said the MOU draft circulated to TBI general counsel would seek “priority access to documentary records,” adding that audio-video files are being treated separately because “the redaction of audio video files takes a…
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