Anderson v. United States Department of Justice

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the other party to the telephone conversation at issue was his wife
• noting that the other party to the telephone conversation at issue was his wife
• “Nowhere has Defendants averred that the individual whose privacy is supposedly protected is a BOP or other government agency employee .... ”
• “To the extent that plaintiff’s FOIA requests are questions or requests for explanations of policies or procedures, these are not proper FOIA requests.”
• “To the extent that plaintiff’s FOIA requests are questions or requests for explanations of policies or procedures, these are not proper FOIA requests.”
• “To the extent that plaintiff’s FOIA requests are questions or requests for explanations of policies or procedures, these are not proper FOIA requests.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).