when-can-government-agencies-withhold-foia-documents

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. “When, if ever, can United States Governmental agencies (United States Department of Veterans Affairs, United States Department of Defense) intentionally withhold vitally-important documentation — easily-obtained — from a good-faith Requester, in purposeful violation of the Freedom of Informational Act (5 USC §552)” 2. “When, if ever, can a United States Court unjustly deny requisite relief under The Privacy Act (5 U.S.C. §552a) when the aggrieved party successfully proves indubitably that United States Governmental agencies and their employees intentionally caused the Complainant direct harm, where such injuries include purposeful FOIA violations”