Description of document: FOIA logs for various offices within the Department of Justice (DOJ), 2005 - 2007 Requested date: 13-August-2007 Released date: 14-September-2009 Posted date: 14-December-2009 Titles of documents Sep. 11, 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Closed (71 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (12 pages) Sep. 11, 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Closed (32 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (8 pages) Sep. 11, 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Closed (12 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (2 pages) Sep. 11, 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Closed (3 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (2 pages) Sep. 11, 2007 – OIP Initial Requests – Closed (69 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (2 pages) Sep. 11, 2007 – OIP Initial Requests – Closed (9 pages) 11 September 2007 - OIP Initial Requests – Open (1 page) Source of document: Chief of Staff Office of Information Policy Department of Justice Suite 11050 1425 New York Avenue, N.W. 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Any concerns about the contents of the site should be directed to the agency originating the document in question. GovernmentAttic.org is not responsible for the contents of documents published on the website. U.S. Department of Justice Office of Infonnation Policy Telephone: (202) 514-3642 Washington, D.C 20530 SEP 2 4 2009 Re: OIP/07-R0946 CLM:JES:VAV This responds to your Freedom ofInfonnation Act (FOIA) request dated August 13, 2007, and received in this Office on August 30, 2007, for copies ofFOIA Case Logs for fiscal years 2005, 2006, and 2007 for the Offices ofthe Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, Associate Attorney General, Intergovernmental and Public Liaison, Legal Policy, Legislative Affairs, Public Affairs, and Infonnation Policy. This response is made on behalf of the Office of Infonnation Policy. By letter dated October 2, 2007, we advised you that our search for responsive records was complete and that we would respond again after reviewing those records. We also advised you that we were not processing the FOIA Case Log from October 1,2004 to February 21,2006 for the Offices of Legal Policy, Legislative Affairs, Public Affairs, and Infonnation Policy because we had already provided you with those records in a prior request. Therefore, for those Offices, we processed the FOIA Case Log from February 22,2006 to August 30,2007. We also processed the FOIA Case Log from October 1,2004 to August 30,2007 for the Offices of the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, Associate Attorney General, and Intergovernmental and Public Liaison. Our Office located 256 pages ofrecords and our review of those records is now complete. I have detennined 175 pages are appropriate for release without excisions and copies are enclosed. Also appropriate for release are 81 pages with excisions made pursuant to Exemption 6 of the FOIA, 5 U.S.C. § 552(b)(6), which pertains to infonnation the release of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of the personal privacy of third parties. For your infonnation, the excised infonnation consists of the names of certain third party individuals cited in FOIA requests. Additionally, portions of the documents that pertain to Privacy Act requests were not processed inasmuch as they are outside the scope of your request. Those portions are marked accordingly. An electronic copy ofthe records is unavailable; therefore, a paper copy is enclosed, which you advised in your request letter was acceptable if an electronic version was not available. Department of Justice regulations pennit us to provide you, who we have detennined to be a non-media, non-commercial requester pursuant to 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(4)(ii)(III), with one hundred pages of records without incurring duplication fees. See C.F.R. § 16.11(d)(2009). Duplication fees beyond one hundred pages will be assessed at ten cents per page. See id. Accordingly, duplication fees for the processing of this request total $15.60 for the 256 -2- responsive pages. Please forward your check or money order for $15.60, made payable to the United States Treasury, to the Office of Information Policy, Suite 11050, 1425 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20530-0001. Please note "OIP/07-R0946" on your check or money order and your envelope. Please send your payment so that this Office receives it within fourteen days from the date of this letter. Interest charges will begin to accrue after thirty days. 28 C.F.R. § 16.11(g)(2009). If you are not satisfied with my response to this request, you may administratively appeal by writing to the Director, Office of Information Policy, United States Department of Justice, Suite 11050, 1425 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20530-0001, and your appeal must be received within sixty days from the date of this letter. Both the letter and the envelope should be clearly marked "Freedom of Information Act Appeal." ~~ Carmen L. Mallon Chief of Staff Enclosures Page 1 Sep. 11, 2007 OIP INITIAL REQUESTS - CLOSED YEAR-NUMBER REQUESTER CLOSED HOW CLOSED AMEND ACT CITED SIGNED COMPONENT SUBJECT EXEMPTIONS DAYS UNIT 1997-R0933 DOYLE, KATE 14 AUG 2006 PD F AG MEXICAN PRESIDENT MIGUEL DE LA MADRID AND b5 b6 b7C b7E 2209 CIR MEXICAN AG SERGIO GARCIA RAMIREZ MEETING IN THE UNITED STATES AND OPERATION ALLIANCE 1998-RI004 BATTLE, JOYCE 23 DEC 20011 D F AG EXPORT CONTROL LAWS (POTENTIAL VIOLATIONS) 1574 CIR 2000-ROO1l3 DOYLE, KATE 23 DEC 2004 D F CLM AG PRESIDENT REAGAN'S MEETING WITH MEXICAN 1293 CIR PRESIDENT DE LA MADRID REGARDING DRUG TRAFFICKING 2000-R0203 EVANS, ROB 211 JAN 2005 PD F MAP AG AG RENO & CHARLES CLARKE MTG bl b5 b6 b7C 1259 CIR 2000-R0210 FARRELL, CHRISTOPHER J. 30 MAR 2006 WD F CLM AG GLOBALSTAR USA AND TELECOM. 1555 IRU 2000-R0257 ASCHOFF, SUSAN 08 MAY 2006 PD F MAP AG MAZEN AL-NAJJAR bl b2 b5 b6 b7C 1554 IRU 2000-R0320 GLASSER, JEFF 04 MAY 2005 REF F AG IRAN TRANSACTIONS (IRAN CONTRA) 1302 CIR 2000-R0738 NARA 18 OCT 2005 PD F CLM AG JFK RECORDS 1316 CIR Page 2 Sep. 11, 2007 OIP INITIAL REQUESTS - CLOSED YEAR-NUMBER REQUESTER CLOSED HOW CLOSED AMEND ACT CITED SIGNED COMPONENT SUBJECT EXEMPTIONS DAYS UNIT 2000-R0834 DOYLE, KATE 07 JAN 2005 TG F MAP AG VISIT TO MEXICO BY SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES 1096 CIR BAKER AND 5 U.S. CABINET OFFICIALS ON 9-8-91 2000-R0894 DOYLE, KATE 04 JAN 2005 D F CLM AG ANDEAN INITIATIVE COUNTER NARCOTICS STRATEGY b5 1100 CIR 2000-R0922 SCHAAP, WILLIAM H. 14 SEP 2006 D F MAP AG ROME STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT bl b5 1499 IRU 2001-R0292 TYSON, LAURA A. 28 JAN 2005 D F MAP AG PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA bl 1014 CIR 2001-R0567 GIRARD, PHILIPPE 09 NOV 2006 PD F MAP AG MIREILLE DUROCHER BERTIN AND EUGENE BAILLERGEAU b2 b3 b5 b6 b7C 1367 IRU MURDER IN PORT-AU-PRINCE ON MARCH 28, 1995 2001-R0860 LAMBIDAKIS, STEPHANIE E. 05 MAY 2006 PD F MAP AG CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE NRA, JAMES BAKER, b6 1203 IRU JOHN ASHCROFT ADAM CIONGOLI ROBERT MUELLER, ALEX ACOSTA, SHELDON BRADSHAW, R. TED CRUZ, PAUL MCNULTY, PHIL PERRY, JOHNNY SUTTON AND CARL THORSEN 2001-R0919 SUGARMANN, JOSH 14 JAN 2005 NR/AM F MAP AG THE SECOND AMENDMENT EMERSON NRA 863 IRU 2001-R0984 HOFFMAN, MATTHEW M. 27 DEC 2006 PD F MAP AG REPORTS ON FISA - OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL bl 1321 CIR Page 3 Sep. 11, 2007 OIP INITIAL REQUESTS - CLOSED YEAR-NUMBER REQUESTER CLOSED HOW CLOSED AMEND ACT CITED SIGNED COMPONENT SUBJECT EXEMPTIONS DAYS UNIT 2002-R0036 NOJEIM, GREGORY T. 07 DEC 2006 PD F MAP AG AG GUIDELINES FOR FBI FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE b5 1293 IRU COLLECTION AND FOREIGN COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATIONS; AG GUIDELINES ON GENERAL CRIMES, RACKETEERING ENTERPRISE AND DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM INVESTIGATIONS: DOCUMENTS RELATING TO 2002-R0145 FARRELL, CHRISTOPHER J. 08 OCT 2004 PD F MAP AG TERRORISM: IMPLEMENT MILITARY TRIBUNALS AND b1 b2 b5 b7C b7E 718 IRU MONITOR PHONE CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN COUNSEL AND CLIENTS SUSPECTED TERRORISTS 2002-R0203 SUGARMANN, JOSH 14 JAN 2005 NR/AM F MAP AG LETTER TO NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION DATED MAY 757 IRU 17, 2001 2002-R0280 MEEK, JAMES 23 MAY 2006 PD F MAP AG SCHECULES OF ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN ASHCROFT AND b2 b5 b6 1078 IRU THE DECISION TO PURCHASE THE DRAPES IN GREAT HALL AND COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN ASHCROFT STAFF AND GARRETT LOTT 2002-R0574 BARNETT, JIM 05 SEP 2006 PD F MAP AG CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT TO PYSICIANS b5 1091 IRU CORRESPONDENCE FROM 1/20/02 TO THE PRESENT 2002-R0592 MCCARTNEY, PATRICK 05 SEP 2006 PD F MAP AG DOJ POLICY RE CALIFORNIA'S PROPOSITION 215 b2 b5 b7C 1082 IRU (MEDICAL MARIJUANA), COMPASSIONATE USE ACT 2002-R0607 BERNSTEIN, BARTON J.