Dorsey v. Executive Office for the United States Attorneys

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• holding that use of the “plaintiff’s name as a search term” was “reasonably calculated to locate the records plaintiff seeks” 14 because the “plaintiff’s FOIA request,” like Groenendal’s, “is properly construed as one for records about himself and his criminal case”

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