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August 06, 2021
IRS Shouldn't Broadly Redact Asset Forfeiture Docs, Firm Says
The IRS shouldn't be able to broadly redact documents on the agency's asset forfeiture program requested under the Freedom of Information Act by a libertarian law firm, the firm told a D.C. federal court Friday.
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July 09, 2021
IRS Improperly Redacted Forfeiture Records, Court Says
The IRS improperly redacted information in response to a request by a nonprofit libertarian law firm for records on the agency's asset forfeiture program and must triple its rate of document production in the dispute, a D.C. federal court ruled.
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February 18, 2021
Libertarian Law Firm Says IRS Documents Not Exempt From FOIA
The IRS may have improperly redacted information from a request by a nonprofit libertarian law firm for records on the agency's asset forfeiture program and must explain why, the law firm's attorney told a D.C. federal judge Thursday.