| He denounces climate change questioners and opines that the FOIA is a nuisance to climate change scientists. |
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| In subsequent amendments, Congress modified the FOIA to clarify its provisions or otherwise improve its functioning. |
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| In passing the FOIA in 1966, Congress opened up the activities of the executive offices of the federal government to public scrutiny. |
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| The newspaper is currently pushing to make these statements publicly available through the FOIA office. |
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| What is more disconcerting is the black hole into which these FOIA requests to the NSA disappear. |
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| I wonder whether any FOIA requests similar to my own have been greenlighted. |
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| Visit the NSA website, submit a FOIA request, and join others like me in finding out. |
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| Doe made a FOIA request on April 4, 2014 regarding any documents related to his complaint. |
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| It hit my mailbox a mere week after I submitted the FOIA request. |
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| One should not discount laziness, incompetence, and ignorance as factors in poor FOIA performance. |
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| Because much of the PTIN list and data is publicly available under FOIA, legal action by the IRS or others is unlikely. |
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| Schoenbeck provides examples of his own use of FOIA from his work as an advocate. |
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| These reports suggest that DHS and every other federal agency, in having political staff injected into the FOIA process, were simply following established guidance. |
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| The distinction served to protect the value-added information contained in the MEDLARS database from access under the relatively minor FOIA fee structure. |
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