Virtual Privacy Considerations Training
This is a 2.5-hour mini session on the FOIA's privacy exemptions and the Privacy Act. It will include:
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The interface between the FOIA and the Privacy Act,
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An
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United States Files Forfeiture Action Against Over Nine Thousand Rifles and Over 700,000 Rounds of Ammunition En Route from Iran to Yemen
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