Triestman v. United States Department of Justice

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• explaining that if the agency’s affidavits are adequate on their face, summary judgment should be granted “only if the plaintiff makes a showing of bad faith sufficient to impugn the affidavits . . . based on more than mere speculation
• where “the only interest significantly served by disclosure is the personal interest of the plaintiff, who seeks information for use in a collateral challenge to his conviction,” there is “no public interest [to] outweigh[ ] the privacy interests”

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