Pacific Fisheries, Inc. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a district court may rely on an agency declaration that is reasonably detailed and remanding for the district court to make specific findings relating to segregability for all documents
• “The burden is on the agency to establish that all reasonably segregable portions of a 20 document have been segregated and disclosed.”
• “Factual portions of documents covered by the deliberative process privilege must be segregated and disclosed unless they are ‘so interwoven with the deliberative material that [they are] not [segregable].’”
• confirming FOIA Exemption 5 incorporates deliberative process 20 privilege

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