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- Nov 08, 1993
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U.S. 487 (1993) October Term, 1993 Syllabus United States Department of Defense Et Al. V. FederalSearch
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interest in keeping their home addresses private. It thereby rejected the view that, under Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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representatives pursuant to requests made under the Labor Statute. Pp. 492-504. (a) Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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Portsmouth), application for enforcement denied and cross-petition for review granted sub nom. FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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in keeping their home addresses private. The court recognized that, in light of our decision in Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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would be served by disclosure.3 Rejecting that view, however, the 3 See, e. g., Department of Navy, Navy Exchange v. FLRASearch
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FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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Department of Air Force v. RoseSearch
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U. S. 352 , 360-361 (1976) (internal quotation marks omitted). See also EPA v. MinkSearch
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FOIA. For guidance in answering this question, we need look no further than to our decision in Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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ibid. (quoting NLRB v. SearsSearch
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guidance in making this identification in Exemption 7(C) and Exemption 6 cases. See, e. g., Department of State v. RaySearch
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to the FOIA analysis. Cf. Reporters Comm., 489 U. S., at 771-772. In her concurring opinion in FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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we weigh the interest of bargaining unit employees in nondisclosure of their home addresses. Cf. Department of State v. RaySearch
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the privacy of the home, which is accorded special consideration in our Constitution, laws, and traditions. Cf. Rowan v. UnitedSearch
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Olmstead v. UnitedSearch
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although they have differed in their characterization of the magnitude of the interest implicated. See, e. g., FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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the clear words of the provisions we 503 construe, including the Labor Statute. Cf. Connecticut Nat. Bank v. GermainSearch
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from that of their private sector counterparts, Congress may correct the disparity. Cf. Sedima, S. P. R. L. v. ImrexSearch
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Co., 473 U. S. 479 , 499 (1985). 9 See, e. g., NLRB v. AssociatedSearch
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NLRB v. PearlSearch
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Bookbinding Co., 517 F.2d 1108 , 1113 (CAI1975). 504 v ForSearch
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n. 5. JUSTICE GINSBURG, concurring in the judgment. Before this Court's decision in Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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In these judgments, the Courts of Appeals deferred to the Authority's expert de- 1 See Department of Navy v. FLRASearch
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Department of Air Force, Scott Air Force Base v. FLRASearch
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Department of Agriculture v. FLRASearch
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Department of Health and Human Services v. FLRASearch
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CA4 1987), cert. dism'd, 488 U. S. 880 (1988). See also American Federation of Govt. Employees, Local 1760 v. FLRASearch
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requires this result. I came to the same conclusion as a judge instructed by the Court's precedent. See FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms v. FLRASearch
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those unions information their private-sector counterparts routinely receive. See, e. g., Prudential Ins. Co. of Am. v. NLRBSearch
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see also NLRB v. WymanGordonSearch
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and because courts ordinarily defer to agency assessments of this order. But cf. United States Postal Service v. NationalSearch
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Department of Justice v. TaxSearch
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Analysts, 492 U. S. 136 , 150-151 (1989), quoting Department of Justice 4 Compare FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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American Federation of Govt. Employees, Local 1760 v. FLRASearch
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FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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See FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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on the basis of the interest they assert, not simply their identity or 509 particular purpose. See FLRA v. DepartmentSearch
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by my colleagues, and I am also mindful that the pull of precedent is strongest in statutory cases. See Burnet v. CoronadoSearch
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Syllabus United States Department of Defense Et Al. V. FederalSearch
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Department of Justice v. ReportersSearch
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Department of Navy, Navy Exchange v. FLRASearch
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NLRB v. SearsSearch
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Cf. Department of State v. RaySearch
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Cf. Rowan v. UnitedSearch
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