holding it is the context in which the documents are currently being used rather than the purpose for which they were created that is pertinent in determining whether a record or information was compiled for law enforcement purposes
Summary of this case from Crowell Moring v. Dept. of DefenseNo. 80-7512, 80-7530.
December 29, 1980.
S.D.N.Y., 470 F.Supp. 209.
Affirmed.
holding it is the context in which the documents are currently being used rather than the purpose for which they were created that is pertinent in determining whether a record or information was compiled for law enforcement purposes
Summary of this case from Crowell Moring v. Dept. of Defensesustaining jurisdiction where infringement present on undisputed facts
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Date published: Dec 29, 1980
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