Abraham & Rose, P.L.C. v. United States

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• holding that grant of summary judgment on FOIA claim is reviewed de novo on appeal
• finding Crooker’s textual analysis “sound and persuasive,” and noting that Federal Bureau of Investigation symbols “used internally to identify confidential sources” may be withheld
• finding Crooker’s textual analysis “sound and persuasive,” and noting that FBI symbols “used internally to identify confidential sources” may be withheld
• finding Crooker’s textual analysis “sound and persuasive,” and noting that Federal Bureau of Investigation symbols “used internally to identify confidential sources” may be withheld
• finding Crooker’s textual analysis “sound and persuasive,” and noting that FBI symbols “used internally to identify confidential sources” may be withheld
• information contained in federal tax lien filings retains its private nature for FOIA purposes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).