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D.C. Circuit· 6/7/2024

National Security Archive v. CIA

Citations

  • 104 F.4th 267

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  • clarifying that the public domain doctrine is not “separate and distinct from the official acknowledgement doctrine”
  • discussing the objective of the FOIA as providing access to government records
  • “[T]he mere public disclosure of information . . . cannot overcome an otherwise valid FOIA exemption.”
  • “This court is charged with following case law that directly controls a particular issue, ‘leaving to [the Supreme] Court the prerogative of overruling its own decisions.’” (alteration in original
  • “This Court is charged with following case law that directly controls a particular issue[.]”
  • “This Court is charged with following case law that directly controls a particular issue[.]”

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