· 6/13/1991
Susan B. Long, and Philip H. Long v. United States Internal Revenue Service, Bureau of Economic Analysis, and United States Department of Commerce
Citations
- 932 F.2d 1309
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- “ ‘Under the third [entitlement] criterion a court [sh]ould generally award fees if the complainant’s interest in the information sought was scholarly or journalistic or public-oriented, but would not do so if his interest was of a frivolous or purely commercial nature.’ ”
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- seeking records from the IRS
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Judges: Leavy, O'Scannlain, Per Curiam, Tang
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