Woody Voinche v. Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of Justice

How courts have described this case

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• affirming district court’s dismissal of FOIA claim where plaintiff did not challenge adequacy of agency response administratively before filing suit
• “[D]ismissing case as moot because only issue 23 in case was ‘tardiness’ of agency response, which was made moot by agency disclosure 24 determination.”
• “Insofar as [the plaintiff] challenged the tardiness of the FBI’s response, his claim [under the FOIA] was rendered moot by the FBI’s response to his request.”
• “Insofar as [plaintiff] challenged the tardiness of the FBI’s [FOIA] response, his claim was rendered moot by the FBI’s response to his request.”
• “If an agency has not complied within the statutory time limits of an FOIA request, the requester shall be deemed to have exhausted his administrative remedies and bring suit.”

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