Thomas v. Federal Communications Commission

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment in the agency’s favor “[i]n the absence of any evidence that plaintiff submitted a proper FOIA request to which defendant would have been obligated to respond”
• granting summary judgment in the agency's favor “[i]n the absence of any evidence that plaintiff submitted a proper FOIA request to which defendant would have been obligated to respond[.]”
• “An agency’s obligation under the FOIA does not arise . . . until a proper request is received.”
• “In the absence of any evidence 4 that plaintiff submitted a proper FOIA request to which [the agency] would have been obligated to respond,” the agency “is entitled to judgment as a matter of law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).