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D.C. Circuit· 11/22/2002

Johnson, Neil v. Exec Off US Atty

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  • 310 F.3d 771

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  • holding that agency's Vaughn index described each document withheld with sufficient detail but not so much detail that the exempt material would be effectively disclosed
  • holding that agency fulfilled its obligation to show why a document could not be further segregated based on declarant’s statement that she personally conducted a line-by-line review of each document withheld to make the segregability determination
  • affirming summary judgment based on agency declarant’s affirmation that a line-by- line segregability analysis was conducted
  • “FOIA, requiring as it does both systemic and case-specific exercises of discretion and administrative judgment and expertise, is hardly an area in which the court should attempt to micromanage the executive branch.”

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