Federal courts can compel the production of evidence through subpoenas and can order the disclosure of information during legal proceedings if it is deemed relevant and admissible, balancing the public's interest in openness against the need for secrecy in some situations.
Inspectors General: Offices of Inspectors General (OIG) can access information related to investigations within their purview and can authorize the release of certain information with the Inspector General's approval.
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