Trentadue v. Integrity Committee

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Integrity Committee’s failure to provide plaintiff with the documents requested pursuant to FOIA did not violate plaintiff’s due process rights
• holding that agency properly withheld names of law enforcement personnel accused of misconduct under Exemption 6 because disclosing the employee names would shed little light on operation of the government
• concluding there was no privacy interest in certain readily available information and the records therefore did not fall within Exemption 7(C)
• stating that “a significant portion of the letter—almost all of page two—does not reflect Fine’s opinions at all; it merely states historical facts about the OIG’s investigation”
• “Notwithstanding FOIA’s aspiration of governmental transparency, Congress recognized that disclosure of certain classes of documents could harm legitimate government interests.”
• “Notwithstanding FOIA’s aspiration of governmental transparency, Congress recognized that disclosure of certain classes of documents could harm legitimate government interests.”

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