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· 6/29/2016

Solomon v. Raleigh Police Department

Citations

  • 667 F. App'x 73

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding that agency cannot invoke deliberative process privilege without “at the very least identify[ing] the decision contemplated”
  • noting that agency must identify the specific decision being deliberated
  • noting that agency must identify the decision being deliberated
  • “Law enforcement personnel have significant privacy interests in keeping their names or other identifying information from being generally disclosed.”
  • “If [ICE’s] conclusory position were sufficient to invoke the privilege, the exemption would effectively swallow the FOIA’s rule of broad disclosure”

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Judges: King, Motz, Wynn

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