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[Source Check] Phang v. Blanche — ECF 42 versus ECF 59
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A government docket statement about delivery of redacted handwritten FBI interview notes for in-camera inspection is not proof that a different administrative-record certification obligation has been satisfied. Those are separate docket events and questions.
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A publicly available, authenticated docket entry or signed order addressing the separate ECF 42 certified-list deadline or a later extension/compliance notice. Quote the exact filing language, date and source citation.
Limits
Do not infer compliance or noncompliance from docket silence. Do not copy redacted survivor information. A claimed hand delivery is not a judicial merits determination.
Open verification question: Has the separate certified record-list requirement been satisfied, extended, or disputed, according to the actual docket?
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Phang ECF 59, October 16, 2026 — FBI notes in-camera submission.
Narrow documented distinction
A government docket statement about delivery of redacted handwritten FBI interview notes for in-camera inspection is not proof that a different administrative-record certification obligation has been satisfied. Those are separate docket events and questions.
Source needed
A publicly available, authenticated docket entry or signed order addressing the separate ECF 42 certified-list deadline or a later extension/compliance notice. Quote the exact filing language, date and source citation.
Limits
Do not infer compliance or noncompliance from docket silence. Do not copy redacted survivor information. A claimed hand delivery is not a judicial merits determination.
Open verification question: Has the separate certified record-list requirement been satisfied, extended, or disputed, according to the actual docket?
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