FOIA to DOJ following reports that Sessions tried to get find negative information about Comey prior to his firing seeking communications between the AG office and the White House containing the terms “Comey” or “FBI Director” in the subject line or body text of the email sent from May 1, 2017, to (and including) May 8, 2017.

FOIA to DOJ following reports that Sessions tried to get find negative information about Comey prior to his firing seeking communications between the AG office and the Office of Legislative Affairs containing the terms “Comey” or “FBI Director” in the subject line or body text of the email sent from May 1, 2017, to (and including) May 8, 2017.

NRR from DOJ in response to two FOIA requests for: communications from Attorney General Sessions regarding President Trump's conversation with then-FBI Director Comey; and communications between Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and Comey regarding any conversations between Comey and the president.

Amid new reports into President Trump’s attempts to influence -- and shut down -- investigations at the Department of Justice (DOJ), American Oversight filed a lawsuit on Friday to find out if senior political appointees at DOJ have tried to inappropriately steer criminal and national security investigations.

American Oversight sued DOJ in order to obtain records that reflect the ways in which the Office of the Attorney General is shaping criminal investigations, including the nature of the involvement of political appointees in the decisionmaking processes of particular open investigations.

FOIA to multiple entities seeking oaths of office.

FOIA seeking all photographs of Attorney General Sessions taken by a DOJ photographer, whether a DOJ “official” photographer, a contractor, or anyone else on staff in the Office of the Attorney General or the Office of Public Affairs and related records.

American Oversight today called on the Archivist of the United States to take legal action to prevent the former vice chair of President Trump's voter fraud commission and other former commissioners from concealing or destroying records relating to the work of the now-disbanded presidential panel.

Motion filed by the Department of Justice in Dunlap v. PACEI, arguing that the government cannot compel former members of the voter fraud commission to turn over any commission documents that they may possess.

Records related to our request for FOIAs received by the office of the AG or DAG related to either Congressman Goodlatte's letters on 7/27 or 9/26, or the 11/13 response by Assistant Attorney General Boyd, and records provided in response.