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Justice Manual § 1-6.260
Procedure if the United States Attorney and the Originating Component Either Disagree on Disclosure or Agree That No Disclosure Should be Made
Sections 1-6.261 and 1-6.262 address the procedure to be used when the United States Attorney and the originating component either disagree on disclosure, or agree that no disclosure should be made. Section 1-6.261 applies when the demand involves information that was collected, assembled, or prepared in connection with litigation or an investigation that is supervised by a litigating division of the Department. Section 1-6.262 applies when the demand does not involve information collected in connection with an investigation or litigation under the supervision of a division of the Department.
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[Updated April 2018]
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- 2026-09-20
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