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Requester want more information relevant to the human and material resources used as it relates to Vice President of the United States (VPOTUS).
DOC was ordered to redact the identities of individuals named in the report and release it within 5 days.
OCFO given 10 days to provide Mayor’s office with a Vaughn Index and confirm whether portions of the documents could be redacted and released.
Denial affirmed because juvenile records remain confidential even if not maintained by Family Division of the Superior Court of DC.
Requester appealed assessment of fees. Appeal determined that WASA could charge the appropriate amount of fees under that law which in this case is only the fees associated with copying and not searching or reviewing.
Information redacted from response but did not list exemption. After appeal memorandum provided listing a description of the materials redacted because of personal privacy.
Requester wanted information relating to himself and claimed OCME failed to respond. OCME claimed not to have any relevant documents because they do not maintain records on living people.
Requester claimed response was insufficient and did not respond to the request. The document was the best available response, if not responsive the document may not exist.
Requester sought documents relevant to a criminal case. MPD identified responsive documents and is making them available. Appeal dismissed
DOC responded to the initial request saying there were no responsive records. Appeal dismissed because the logs do not contain responsive documents.
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