Deskins v. Big Sandy Co.

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• concluding that it was proper for the FBI to consider CRS search results to determine whether “it had searched all locations where potentially responsive records were reasonably likely to be located.”
• concluding that it was proper for the FBI to consider CRS search results to determine whether “it had searched all locations where potentially responsive records were reasonably likely to be located”
• finding that 41 the agency’s late invocation of Exemption 3 in its reply brief did not waive raising the exemption where the FOIA requester had an opportunity to respond in its opposition brief to the agency’s motion for reconsideration
• finding, that “records of reports created pursuant to the BSA” were properly withheld under Exemption 3
• listing the types of cases in which the violent nature of the crime supports an inference of implied confidentiality, including “homicide, drug trafficking, gang-related crime, terrorism, or government overthrow”

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