Margaret B. Kwoka is the Lawrence Herman Professor in Law at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Her research on FOIA has been published in the Yale Law Journal and Duke Law Journal, featured in The New York Times, and has received the Harry J. Kalven, Jr. Prize for Empirical Scholarship from the Law and Society Association. She has served on the federal FOIA Advisory Committee, testified before Congress in FOIA oversight hearings, and litigated FOIA cases, including a recent victory before the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Introduction Part I. FOIA and Democracy: 1. Why Free Information? 2. FOIA as Oversight Part II. Who Makes a Million FOIA Requests: 3. It Is Not the News Media 4. Immigration 5. Other First-Person Requesting 6. FOIA, Inc. 7. Information Resellers 8. Idiosyncratic Requesters Part III. Let Oversight Reign: 9. The Problem with Repurposing FOIA 10. Affirmative Disclosure 11. Redesigning Agency Adjudications 12. Customizing Information Delivery Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. FOIA and Democracy: 1. Why Free Information? 2. FOIA as Oversight Part II. Who Makes a Million FOIA Requests: 3. It Is Not the News Media 4. Immigration 5. Other First-Person Requesting 6. FOIA, Inc. 7. Information Resellers 8. Idiosyncratic Requesters Part III. Let Oversight Reign: 9. The Problem with Repurposing FOIA 10. Affirmative Disclosure 11. Redesigning Agency Adjudications 12. Customizing Information Delivery Conclusion.
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