Washington, DC
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Summary: Request for records related to emergency mental health observation and diagnosis. DBH’s denial was upheld on the basis of personal privacy, the District of Columbia’s Mental Health Information Act (MHIA), and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)....
Summary: Request for records related to performance evaluations of DDS employees. DDS’s denial was upheld on the basis of personal privacy.
Summary: Request for records related to a hotel project in Adams Morgan. The appeal was dismissed as moot because DCRA responded to the request after the appeal was filed.
Summary: Request for records related to Verizon Washington, DC Inc. PSC’s response disclosed several documents, but other documents were redacted or withheld based on deliberative process or as commercial and financial information obtained from outside the government. PSC’s...
Summary: Request for records of an investigative report. MPD’s response was upheld on the basis that it conducted an adequate search and no responsive records were found.
Summary: Request for records related to individuals with diabetes in correctional facilities. FEMSD denied the request in its entirety primarily on the basis of personal privacy and the lack of responsive records. FEMSD’s denial was remanded to disclose available records with redactions to...
Summary: Request for records related to parking data. DDOT’s response was upheld on the basis that it conducted an adequate search and no responsive records were found.
Summary: Request for records related to withdrawals, suspensions, and expulsions at schools administered by OSSE. OSSE’s response was affirmed in part regarding the adequacy of its search for responsive records. OSSE’s response was remanded in part to consider if its disclosure could...
Summary: Request for resumes of applicants who applied to UDC’s chief of police. UDC’s decision to withhold resumes of unsuccessful applicants was upheld on the basis of personal privacy.
Summary: Request for surveillance video from a correctional facility. DOC’s response was upheld on the basis that responsive records no longer existed.
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