Brett Coleman Kimberlin v. Department of the Treasury and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

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• “Assuming arguendo that this information was in fact disclosed, this disclosure did not waive any claims of confidentiality under FOIA. The disclosure of information given in confidence does not render non-confidential any of the information originally provided.”
• “The disclosure of information given in confidence does not render non-confidential any of the information originally provided.”
• m camera review under FOIA is discretionary by its terms and should be invoked only when the exemption issue before the district court cannot otherwise be resolved

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