Dillon v. Federal Bureau of Investigation

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• finding that the agency satisfied its segregability obligations where agency explained that certain records were exempt in their entirety under 7(A)
• finding that the agency-satisfied its segregability obligations where the agency explained that certain records were exempt in their entirety under 7(A)
• finding that “an agency’s decision to conduct a ‘targeted search’ based on the scope of the plaintiff's request is proper under the FOIA”
• finding that the agency satisfied its segregability obligations where agency explained that certain records were exempt in their entirety under 7(A)
• requiring that “declarations explain in reasonable detail the scope and method of the search”
• finding the FBI’s segregability obligation satisfied when affidavit stated that the FBI could not segregate some materials because they were exempt in their entirety under 7(A

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