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No Disclosure of Informants Records
The plaintiff federal prisoner sought information on another prisoner, now
escaped, whose testimony helped convict the plaintiff. On remand after
National Archives and Records Administrative v. Favish, the court holds
that the plaintiff's "bare suspicion" of government wrongdoing (i.e., that
the informant lied) is too insubstantial to meet the Favish …
escaped, whose testimony helped convict the plaintiff. On remand after
National Archives and Records Administrative v. Favish, the court holds
that the plaintiff's "bare suspicion" of government wrongdoing (i.e., that
the informant lied) is too insubstantial to meet the Favish …
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