Edward Haase v. William B. Sessions, Director, F.B.I

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• holding that causes of action for amendment of records and for access to records incorporate exhaustion requirements
• holding that causes of action for amendment of records and for access to records incorporate exhaustion requirements
• noting that the Privacy Act’s “four causes of action are set forth in section 552a(g)(1)”
• explaining that a plaintiff seeking access to records must seek “access from the agency and . . . review within the agency before coming to court.”
• finding a cause of action under the Privacy Act to be subject to administrative exhaustion requirement
• “Even assuming such an action can rest (in whole or in part) on (g)(1)(A), a plaintiff cannot circumvent the exhaustion requirement . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).