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There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that obtained ’s IQ records; the materials instead explain the , document that Trump’s IQ and test scores are not publicly available, and note le...
Snap’s public documents and law‑enforcement guide say —subpoenas, court orders, and search warrants—and preserves and discloses account records when compelled . At the same time, Snap’s documentation ...
The available public reporting and agency pages make clear that is home to four field offices—tied with for the most in any state—but none of the sources provided publish a definitive, public tally of...
The ICE Directive 16001.2 contains a dedicated section titled “Probative Evidence of U.S. Citizenship,” but the reporting snippets supplied here do not reproduce the directive’s enumerated list of doc...
Family members’ rights to autopsy and hospital records depend primarily on state law, the type of agency that performed the autopsy, and whether the records are part of an active investigatory file—au...
The Transparency Act compelled the to publish “all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials” relating to in a searchable, downloadable format within a fixed 30‑day ...
Some s hate ) because its practices—detentions, deportations, interior raids and militarized operations—have produced visible human suffering, legal controversies, and community fear that many view as...
Major newsrooms weigh legal risk, public interest and verifiable harm when deciding whether to : precedent bars most prior restraints but does not immunize publishers from prosecution or civil liabili...
Federal courts have generally treated “-courts">gangstalking” claims with skepticism, disposing most filings on procedural or merits grounds while sometimes allowing amendments, according to a systema...
Investigators who receive a report ordinarily cannot rely on the report alone to obtain full account records, connection logs, or deleted content; the CyberTipline and reporting platforms provide a le...
carry many of the same baseline legal risks as professionally produced adult content—most notably laws against sharing non‑consensual material, , and —but they lack the compliance scaffolding (contrac...
law limits sharing of non‑public government data and allows access between responsible authorities only when authorized by statute or federal law, meaning cannot automatically obtain federal case mate...
centralizes individual-level U.S. datasets obtained via and government releases and provides documentation and codebooks to help users navigate them . The team performs structured processing and limit...
Transparency Act imposed a new, concrete duty on the Attorney General to publish “all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials” in the ’s possession relating to in ...
If the Department of Justice improperly discloses non‑public material or misapplies redactions, affected parties and external overseers have a cluster of remedies: internal administrative discipline a...
Courts routinely order production of medical records in U.S. litigation but typically require redactions or other safeguards to protect third‑party privacy; federal rules, HIPAA’s subpoena standards, ...