O'Neill v. Odd Fellows Home

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• determining that an agency's \parrot[ing]\ of statutory language in an affidavit was non-dispositive in the court's specificity determination
• determining that an agency’s “parrot[ing]” of statutory language in an affidavit was non- dispositive in the court’s specificity determination
• finding that agency properly asserted Exemption 3 to shield disclosure of records that fell under § 6103 and declining to order redactions
• noting that the Court need not reach whether the records were properly withheld under Exemption 6 after determining that Exemption 3 was applicable to the records
• declining to determine “whether propositions that were neither factual nor legal qualified as ‘data’ ”
• granting Skidmore deference to an agency’s interpretation of a statute advanced during litigation

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