Anthony J. Scherer, Jr. v. Clarence M. Kelley, Etc.

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• concluding that “file numbers, initials, signature and mail routing stamps, references to interagency transfers, and data processing references” are “low 2” exempt materials
• noting that pro se notices of appeal “are entitled to a liberal construction where the intent of the appellant is apparent and the adverse party is not preju- diced”
• interviewees and informants in FBI investigations have superior privacy interest in their identity; release of this information would inhibit the third parties’ willingness to cooperate with the government

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