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Fbi Vs. Abramson
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- US Supreme Court
- May 24, 1982
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U.S. 615 (1982) U.S. Supreme Court FBI v. AbramsonSearch
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U.S. 615 (1982) Federal Bureau of Investigation v. AbramsonSearch
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with deletions. The District Court rejected the Bureau's assertions that all deleted material was exempt. Abramson v. U.SSearch
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the Government's motion for summary judgment with respect to material withheld pursuant to Exemption 7(C). Abramson v. FBISearch
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NLRB v. RobbinsSearch
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specified. For much the same reason, the result we reach today is fully consistent with our holding in NLRB v. SearsSearch
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consistent with the oft-repeated caveat that FOIA exemptions are to be narrowly construed, Department of Air Force v. RoeSearch
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document such activity. Congress did not differentiate between the purposes for which information was requested. NLRB v. SearsSearch
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The Court of Appeals supported this distinction by referring to two of its earlier FOIA decisions. Simpson v. VanceSearch
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in the Register was extracted from personnel files which may have been exempt under Exemption 6 of FOIA. Lesar v. UnitedSearch
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NLRB v. LionSearch
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for law enforcement purposes was exempt, even if an enforcement proceeding were neither imminent nor likely. Weisberg v. UnitedSearch
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Aspin v. DepartmentSearch
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Ditlow v. BrinegarSearch
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Race and Urban Issues v. WeinbergerSearch
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public access to any material in an investigatory file. 120 Cong.Rec. 17033 (1974), 1975 Source Book 332. See NLRB v. RobbinsSearch
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do not disappear when information is incorporated in a new document or otherwise put to a different use. See NLRB v. SearsSearch
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unwarranted. The distinction is meaningful. As we noted in Department of Air Force v. RoseSearch
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Bread Political Action Committee v. FECSearch
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Department of Air Force v. RoseSearch
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Id. at 425 U. S. 366 , quoting Vaughn v. RosenSearch
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Consumer Product Safety Comm'n v. GTESearch
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United States v. BrownSearch
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ante at 456 U. S. 630 . E.g., Founding Church of Scientology of Washington, D.C., Inc. v. BellSearch
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New England Medical Center Hospital v. NLRBSearch
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital Authority v. PerrySearch
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Cox v. UnitedSearch
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TVA v. HillSearch
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supports the Court's result. The legislative history of the 1974 amendment to Exemption 7 is summarized in NLRB v. RobbinsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court FBI v. AbramsonSearch
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Federal Bureau of Investigation v. AbramsonSearch
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Abramson v. U.SSearch
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Exemption 7(C). Abramson v. FBISearch
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NLRB v. SearsSearch
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Department of Air Force v. RoeSearch
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Simpson v. VanceSearch
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of FOIA. Lesar v. UnitedSearch
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Weisberg v. UnitedSearch
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Race and Urban Issues v. WeinbergerSearch
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See NLRB v. RobbinsSearch
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See NLRB v. SearsSearch
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Vaughn v. RosenSearch
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E.g., Founding Church of Scientology of Washington, D.C., Inc. v. BellSearch
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TVA v. HillSearch
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