Fifty-one public records laws. One data model.
Brandeis ships a statute profile for every US state and the District of Columbia — response clocks, extension rules, exemption citations, and appeal paths as structured data, not configuration projects. 42 statutes carry a fixed clock the product computes to the day; the rest require a "prompt" response, so the product tracks a working target and prints the law's own words beside it.
Alabama Public Records Law
10 business days +15
Alaska Public Records Act
10 business days +10
Arizona Public Records Law
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Arkansas Freedom of Information Act
3 business days
California Public Records Act (CPRA)
10 calendar days +14
Colorado Open Records Act (CORA)
3 business days +7
Connecticut Freedom of Information Act
4 business days
Delaware Freedom of Information Act
15 business days
D.C. Freedom of Information Act
15 business days +10
Florida Public Records Act
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Georgia Open Records Act
3 business days
Hawaii Uniform Information Practices Act (UIPA)
10 business days +10
Idaho Public Records Act
3 business days +7
Illinois Freedom of Information Act
5 business days +5
Indiana Access to Public Records Act (APRA)
7 calendar days
Iowa Open Records Law
20 calendar days
Kansas Open Records Act (KORA)
3 business days
Kentucky Open Records Act
5 business days
Louisiana Public Records Act
3 business days
Maine Freedom of Access Act (FOAA)
5 business days
Maryland Public Information Act (PIA)
30 calendar days +30
Massachusetts Public Records Law
10 business days +25
Michigan Freedom of Information Act
5 business days +10
Minnesota Government Data Practices Act
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Mississippi Public Records Act
7 business days
Missouri Sunshine Law
3 business days
Montana Public Records Act
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Nebraska Public Records Statutes
4 business days
Nevada Public Records Act
5 business days
New Hampshire Right-to-Know Law
5 business days
New Jersey Open Public Records Act (OPRA)
7 business days
New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA)
15 calendar days
New York Freedom of Information Law (FOIL)
5 business days +20
North Carolina Public Records Law
prompt response · target 10 biz days
North Dakota open records law
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Ohio Public Records Act
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Oklahoma Open Records Act
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Oregon Public Records Law
15 business days
Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law
5 business days +30
Rhode Island Access to Public Records Act (APRA)
10 business days +20
South Carolina Freedom of Information Act
10 business days +10
South Dakota public records law
10 business days
Tennessee Public Records Act
7 business days
Texas Public Information Act
10 business days +10
Utah Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA)
10 business days
Vermont Public Records Act
3 business days +7
Virginia Freedom of Information Act
5 business days +7
Washington Public Records Act
5 business days
West Virginia Freedom of Information Act
5 business days
Wisconsin Public Records Law
prompt response · target 10 biz days
Wyoming Public Records Act
30 calendar days
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