Leona Weber v. T. R. Coney, U.S. Marshall, and J. A. \Tony\ Canales, U.S. Attorney, Etc.

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• “an ‘answer’ is not the only response permitted under the FOIA.”
• plaintiff’s motion to disqual- ify judge, filed a year after the case was assigned to the judge, about four months after the case was transferred to another judge, and three days after the second judge rendered a final judgment, was untimely, moot, and frivolous

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