Court: Federal Law Allows Lying in TSA-Related FOIA Requests
I suggest you read the actual opinion: <a href="http://tsaoutofourpants.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/corbett-v-tsa-full-dismissal.pdf" rel="nofollow">http://tsaoutofourpants.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/corbett-...</a>.<p>Basically, the opinion decided three things:<p>1) The TSA acted reasonably to pixilate the names and faces of low-level TSA employees in the released videos;<p>2) The TSA's search for relevant documents was reasonable and the plaintiff did not provide any information that refuted the reasonableness of the search; and<p>3) The District Court was not empowered to review the substance of the redactions because Congress gave that power to the Courts of Appeal.<p>I didn't see anything about the court sanctioning "lying."<p>Basically this dude sounds like a crank who filed a pro se complaint with a laundry list of alleged Constitutional and statutory violations that didn't actually hold water and is now mad that the District Court told him to pound sand.