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Posts Tagged freedom of infomation act
ATF Claims It’s Not Subject To FOIA
From Guns.com:
“The ATF is not an ‘agency’ within the meaning of the FOIA, 5 U.S.C. § 552(f)(1), and is, therefore, not a proper party defendant,†the agency wrote in its answer to a complaint filed in federal court in June.
Attorney and Second Amendment scholar, David Kopel, said he didn’t know the reasoning behind the ATF answer. “I have no idea what ATF’s argument on that point is,†he said. “There is no separate FOIA law for ATF, and they are plainly an agency within the meaning of the statute.â€
Judicial Watch Sues For Release of Bin Laden Photos
From MilitaryTimes.com:
The suit involves a rejected Freedom of Information Act request by Judicial Watch for the release of more than 50 images of the terrorist leader’s body.
Judicial Watch said in its appeal that the government has not “demonstrated that the release of the images of a somber, dignified burial at sea reasonably could be expected to cause identifiable or describable exceptionally grave damage to national security.â€