· 8/10/2009
CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBILITY AND ETHICS v. Duncan
Citations
- 643 F. Supp. 2d 43
- 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 69859
How courts have described this case
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- holding that where a new advisory committee had been created in compliance with FACA, “[without further evidence to the contrary, this. Court has ‘no reasonable expectation that the Department’s FACA violations will be repeated’ ” (alterations omitted)
- “Regarding the Department’s other alleged FACA violations, including the violation of FACA’s open meetings and charter requirements, the Department’s establishment of the New Panel renders these claims moot.”
- “Regarding the Department’s other alleged FACA violations, including the violation of FACA's open meetings and charter requirements, the Department’s establishment of the New Panel renders these claims moot.”
- “Regarding the Department’s other alleged FACA violations, including the violation of FACA’s open meetings and charter requirements, the Department’s establishment of the New Panel renders these claims moot.”
- “in Byrd, the need for declaratory relief turned on the timeliness of the production”
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Judges: Kennedy
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