Harllel B. Jones v. Federal Bureau of Investigation

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• bad faith exists “where it becomes apparent that the subject matter of a request involves activities which, if disclosed, would publicly embarrass the agency or that a so-called ‘cover-up’ is presented[.]”
• “fact that an agent decided or was -2- required to testify . . . does not give plaintiff a right under FOIA to documents revealing the fact and nature of [agent&s] employment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).