Washington, DC
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Summary: Request for tax certificates. The appeal was dismissed as moot because OTR provided responsive documents after the appeal was filed.
Summary: Request for records exchanged between OCFO and the IRS. OCFO’s decision was reversed because the agency did not articulate the potential harm of releasing investigatory records.
Summary: Request for records related to traffic speed cameras. After the appeal was filed, MPD offered an explanation for its delayed response and stated that it would process the request. Consequently, the appeal was dismissed as moot.
Summary: Request for records related to utility meters. The appeal was dismissed as moot because OAG released responsive records after the appeal was filed.
Summary: Request for records related to an assault. MPD’s decision was affirmed based on the investigatory records exemption.
Summary: Request for records related to overtime payments for certain MPD officers. The appeal was dismissed as moot because MPD released responsive documents after the appeal was filed.
Summary: Request for records related to MPD firearm use and citizen complaints against certain officers. MPD’s decision was affirmed in part on the basis of personal privacy. MPD’s decision was remanded in part regarding records related to firearm discharges and incident reports...
Summary: Request for records related to the development of the McMillan Sand Filtration site. DMPED’s decision was affirmed in part based on the deliberative process privilege and the sensitivity of commercial information. DMPED’s decision was remanded in part to disclose redacted...
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...
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