Michael Alan Crooker v. U. S. State Department

How courts have described this case

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• \Once the records are produced the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made.\
• “Once the records are produced the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made,”
• “Once the records are produced the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made.”
• “Once the records are produced, the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made.”
• “Once the records are produced the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made.”
• “Once the records are produced the substance of the controversy disappears and becomes moot since the disclosure which the suit seeks has already been made.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).