Feds Drop Plan to Lie in Public-Record Act Requests

By David Kravets
Wired
Nov. 07, 2011

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Bowing to political pressure, the Justice Department abruptly dropped proposed revisions to Freedom of Information Act rules Thursday that would have authorized the government to inform the public that requested records do not exist even if they do.

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