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Center for Investigative Reporting v. U.S. Dept. of Justice

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Kim M. Wardlaw

Lower Court

USDC Northern District of California

Lower Court Judge

Jacqueline S. Corley

dissenting Judge(s)

Patrick J. Bumatay

The 2010 Tiahrt Amendment did not prohibit ATF from disclosing the number of weapons used in crimes that were traced back to former law enforcement ownership.





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Judge Profile

Kim M. Wardlaw
Nov. 7, 2017

Kim M. Wardlaw

Circuit Judge
Sharp-Eyed Pragmatist

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