· 11/19/2015
Thompson v. United States Department of Justice Criminal Division
Citations
- 146 F. Supp. 3d 72
- 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 156267
- 2015 WL 7303519
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- adequacy of search for FOIA and Privacy Act analyzed under same standard when searches 9 would be coextensive
- adequacy of search for FOIA and Privacy Act analyzed under same standard when searches would be coextensive
- adequacy of search for FOIA and Privacy Act analyzed under same standard when searches would be coextensive
- “[T]he adequacy of the search for both FOIA and Privacy Act requests is analyzed under the same standard.” (citation omitted)
- “But because Plaintiff offers no evidence indicating that another record system or search term might have yielded additional responsive materials, he has proffered no basis on which to challenge the reasonableness or thoroughness of this search.”
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Judges: Judge James E. Boasberg
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