Schoenman v. Federal Bureau of Investigation

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• explaining that the question of segregability is context-specific and that an agency need not commit significant time and resources to the separation of disjointed words, phrases, or sentences that would provide minimal informational content
• finding “no authority within this Circuit . . . providing that a 12.9% error rate” warrants complete reprocessing
• upholding invocation of Exemption 7(D) where FBI “explain[ed], in a reasonably detailed and non-conclusory manner, that the information at issue in each instance was received in connection with an express grant of confidentiality”
• finding all of these categories of information to be exempt under Exemption 7(C)

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