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· 3/5/1909

Robert Ingersoll & Bro. v. Shapiro

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  • 115 N.Y.S. 1142

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  • holding no cause of action where the delay was “not as egregiously late as the response” in Gutierrez
  • finding that it was sufficient for the agency to inform the requestor that 18 it would apply similar exemptions to future productions as were applied to a subset of documents 19 previously produced
  • finding that it was sufficient for the agency to inform the requestor that 18 it would apply similar exemptions to future productions as were applied to a subset of documents 19 previously produced
  • finding that it was sufficient for the agency to inform the requestor that 18 it would apply similar exemptions to future productions as were applied to a subset of documents 19 previously produced
  • “That 20 the EPA’s determination was not made . . . until nearly a year after the request does 21 not necessarily make the EPA’s deficiency actionable under the FOIA.”

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