McKinley v. Federal Deposit Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “disclosing the withheld factual material would reveal the [agency]’s deliberative process” because “culling . . . statistics . . . from the mass of data available to [the agency] is itself deliberative” (quoted source omitted)
• “Although generally FOIA exemptions are to be ‘narrowly construed,’ it is well-established that Exemption 8’s scope is ‘particularly broad.’ ” (citations omitted)
• “Although generally FOIA exemptions are to be ‘narrowly construed,’ it is well-established that Exemption 8’s scope is ‘particularly broad.’” (citations omitted)
• “[T]he Court has an affirmative obligation to address the issue of segregability sua sponte.” (citation omitted)

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