FOIA & Public Records — a citable public records mind

US public records access compliance: DOJ Office of Information Policy (OIP) FOIA guidance and annual reports, the federal Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. § 552) and its exemptions, and state public-records statutes and response-deadline rules — grounded exclusively in justice.gov/oip, the U.S. Code, and state public-records statutes.

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