In a recent FOIA matter, the FDIC's release of heavily redacted documents prompted Judge Ana C. Reyes to criticize the agency's interpretation of 'redacted'.
The entity behind the FOIA requests is 'History Associates Incorporated', which, unlike its namesake, primarily represents the crypto industry's interests against government regulators.
The FDIC's redaction approach, leaving only minimal information visible, raises eyebrows and seems like an extreme interpretation of the agency's obligations under FOIA.
Joe Patrice discusses the implications of the FDIC's actions in litigation matters, highlighting industry pressures and the challenges of effective transparency in governmental processes.
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