· 11/10/1954
Midwest Coast Transport, Inc. v. United States
Citations
- 125 F. Supp. 557
- 1954 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3764
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- denying anonymity to state court judge in his case against the FBI for its disclosure of an investigation file showing his cooperation in a criminal investigation because his identity was already revealed by the file’s disclosure and in news reports
- by initiating an action against FBI for disclosure of file, plaintiff chose to bring private matter into public eye
- by initiating an action against FBI for disclosure of file, plaintiff chose to bring private matter into public eye
- “By initiating an action for damages based on the FBI’s disclosure of Plaintiff’s confidential File, Plaintiff has chosen to bring a private matter into the public eye.”
- “By initiating an action for damages based on the FBI’s disclosure of Plaintiff’s confidential File, Plaintiff has chosen to bring a private matter into the public eye.”
- explaining contact plaintiff received from former employee
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Judges: Mickelson
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