Oklahoma City, attorney general at odds about request for birth date
Oklahoma City refused again Thursday to release the birth date of an employee placed on administrative leave despite an official opinion from Attorney General Drew Edmondson that public employee birth dates are presumed open records.
Assistant City Attorney Richard Smith said Thursday that releasing Ed Martin ’s birth date would qualify as an unwarranted invasion of privacy. Martin is the director of the c...
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