Arizona state guidelines dictate that records recording public decisions for example court documents, police arrest records, marriage licenses, vehicular infractions and more are open and accessible to the general public, largely due to the Arizona Public Records Act. These laws, or rather set of laws, give Dateland locals the opportunity to hunt for, document, and apply these records, which includes specifics about those involved, when the event happened, the effects associated with a municipal action, and specifications on what transpired. This legislation, that was largely based on the U.S. Freedom of Information Act, are in place to be certain U.S. Citizens and people of Dateland are able to realize their rights, and hold authorities and criminals liable with regard to their actions, supporting a free and open culture for everyone.