Sorry I missed your call. E-mail is generally okay to send files to us. If it is too large for e-mail or you have a security or confidentiality concern with the file, I can send you a secure upload link. Please do not send anything related to the small claims matters to my personal e-mail address, especially anything potentially sensitive.
Chelsea Wein: [00:00:00] Logan, I've been on the phone with you all week. I have other cases that I have to work on as well. Logan Martin Isaac: Hey, I have- Chelsea Wein: Quite frankly- Logan Martin Isaac: I don't love all my jobs
To confirm our call this afternoon: you stated that the DOJ intends to move to dismiss on three grounds: (1) standing, because the name on the FOIA requests differs from the plaintiff's; (2) failure to exhaust administrative remedies as to the Civil Rights Division; and (3) alleged alteration
I received NSD's final response dated September 23, 2026. It released one page in part, relating to the 2021 Olson matter. Before we go further, I want to raise a specific concern about how NSD searched. My request asked for cases "in which 18 U.S.C.
This is the National Security Division's ('NSD') final response to your Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request dated March 19, 2026, requesting records regarding 18 U.S.C. § 1389. As noted in our March 27, 2026 acknowledgment letter to you, your FOIA request was assigned reference