Wynship W. Hillier v. Central Intelligence Agency, et al.

Shall summary judgment be awarded in favor of an agency in a suit under the Privacy Act to compel notice of the fact of the existence of records pertaining to a requester in a Privacy Act system of records on the basis of the agency's declaration stating that notice of records was withheld according to the agency's lower standard for granting access to identified records?

Shall summary judgment be awarded in favor of a non-FBI agency against whom a reasonable claim of misapplication of 5 U.S.C. § 552(c) has been asserted with respect to a Privacy Act request for notice of the existence of records pertaining to a requester in a system of records containing classified records regarding terrorism, when the agency has not submitted a sealed affidavit either justifying its application of 5 U.S.C. § 552(c) or asserting that no records were withheld pursuant to 5 U.S.C. § 552(c)?

May the Privacy Act systems of records supplied by a requester in a request for notice of the fact of the existence of records pertaining to him in those systems be only partially searched or even ignored entirely by the agency when responding to his request?