· 1/15/1868
Fielding v. Westermeier
Citations
- 20 La. 51
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- holding that declaration attested under penalty of perjury is entitled to presumption of good faith unless opponent offers evidence that would permit “reasonable factfinder to question its veracity”
- finding a plaintiff’s FOIA and Privacy Act request “vastly overbroad” and thus not demanding a “response commensurate with the request”
- withholding under Exemption 6 personal information about TSA employees absent a “discernible public interest in the redacted information”
- finding a plaintiff's FOIA and Privacy Act request \vastly overbroad\ and thus not demanding a \response commensurate with the request\
- listing withholdings that the Court did not consider sufficiently explained under Exemption 6
- listing withholdings that the Court did not consider sufficiently explained under Exemption 6
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