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AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOC v THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES & RECORDS ADMINISTRATION Click to find out why . . .



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CaseNo: AHAVTNARA374391, Plaintiff: AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOC, State: DC Washington D.C., UniqueCaseRef: LCD>AHAVTNARA374391, President, Presidential Records, Bush Order, Former President, Review, Privilege, Reagan, Act, Pra, Materials, United States, Relief, Archives, Nara, American Historical Association, Hugh Davis Graham, Washington, Declaratory Judgment, Historians, National Security, Judicial Review, Vice President, Incumbent President, Restriction Period, Defendant Carlin, Constitution, Confidential Communications, White House , ContentID: 120249948

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1   COMPLAINT
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1 . COMPLAINT

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
PRESIDENTIAL RECORDS
BUSH ORDER
FORMER PRESIDENT
PLAINTIFFS
REVIEW
PRIVILEGE
REAGAN
ACT
PRA
MATERIALS
UNITED STATES
COURT
RELIEF
ARCHIVES
NARA
AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
HUGH DAVIS GRAHAM
WASHINGTON
DECLARATORY JUDGMENT
HISTORIANS
NATIONAL SECURITY
JUDICIAL REVIEW
VICE PRESIDENT
INCUMBENT PRESIDENT
RESTRICTION PERIOD
DEFENDANT CARLIN
CONSTITUTION
CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS
WHITE HOUSE

                            IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                               FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
 AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION,  )
400
      A
       Street,
               S.E.
                           )
Washington, D.C. 20003-3889,                    )
                                                )
HUGH
        DAVIS
                    GRAHAM,
                                   )
305
      E.
        Islay
              Street
                           )
Santa Barbara, CA 93101,                        )
                                                )
STANLEY
              I.
               KUTLER,
                                   )
4112
       Keewatin
                    Trail
                           )
Verona,
             WI
              53593,
                           )
                                                )
THE NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE,                  )
The George Washington University                )
Gelman Library, Suite 701                       )
2130 H Street, NW                               )
Washington,
              D.C.
                     20037,
                                   )
                                                )
ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN                        )


     HISTORIANS,
SNIPPETS:
  • IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
  • Washington,
  • COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY, INJUNCTIVE AND MANDAMUS RELIEF
  • Plaintiffs, the American Historical Association, Hugh Davis Graham, Stanley I.
  • Kutler, the Organization of American Historians, the National Security Archive, Public
  • Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. §§ 701 et seq., under their nonstatutory right to
  • judicial review of unlawful executive action, and under the Presidential Records Act,
  • 44 U.S.C. §§ 2201 et seq., to obtain a declaratory judgment that the Archivist of the United
  • States and the National Archives and Records Administration must administer the
  • Presidential Records Act without regard to the terms of Executive Order No. 13,233 (the "Bush
  • and to compel the release of presidential materials of former President Ronald Reagan
  • held by NARA, including the records of former President Reagan and former Vice President
  • he has custody and control under the PRA of all the presidential materials of former President
  • After expiration of the 12-year restriction period,
  • "constitutionally based" right or privilege that prevents public release.
  • the 12-year limit on the restriction of confidential communications (id.
  • to seek judicial review.
  • by the incumbent president, presidential materials otherwise subject to public access under
  • As defendant Carlin has acknowledged in an article entitled "Presidential Papers
  • to notify the White House and former President Reagan of its intention to open these formerly
  • The Bush Order, entitled "Further Implementation of the Presidential Records
  • Constitution bars release.
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