Harrison v. Federal Bureau of Prisons

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• rejecting, as “frivolous,” plaintiff’s argument that “the searches were adequate because they do not identify, by individual name, who was conducting the search,” and noting that “if the information were recorded, it would itself be exempt from disclosure under exemption (b)(6

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