Dugan v. Department of Justice

How courts have described this case

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• finding that a FOIA suit against DOJ did not extend to component agencies EOUSA and Bureau of Prisons
• stating that “agency’s declarant need not have participated directly in the actual processing of a FOIA request” so long as she has “personal knowledge of the procedures used in handling” request
• declining to \address [FOIA] plaintiff's arguments concerning his criminal prosecution or his purported innocence\
• declining to “address [FOIA] plaintiff’s arguments concerning his criminal prosecution or his purported innocence”
• declining to “address plaintiff’s arguments concerning his criminal prosecution or his purported innocence”
• FOIA suit against DOJ does not extend to component agencies EOUSA and Bureau of Prisons

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).