Australian Media Redact Their Front Pages to Protest Secrecy Laws.
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His department will also likely redact information from classified sources.
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Mueller reportedly is helping to decide what information to redact.
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Besides, even if sensitive information exists, agencies can redact it.
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"When governments redact sensitive information, they're hiding something," Stolle explains.
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U.S. intelligence officials then asked The Intercept to redact certain sections.
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The president can also decide to redact portions of what's released.
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Barr intends to redact four types of material from the Mueller report.
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Here it means to black out words in a document, or REDACT.
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"So, it would be quite appropriate to redact that," Judge Castel said.
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He encouraged the government agencies to only redact information that was absolutely necessary.
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And when they back down and un-redact it, it&aposs just embarrassing.
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Barr has said he will redact information that could interfere with ongoing prosecutions.
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But Apple and Google have both filed new motions to redact the information.
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Barr carves out several types of information that he might redact from it.
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Perhaps the best way to redact, however, is to edit the document in a word processor and replace the parts you want to redact with "[REDACTED]," Seamus Hughes, who used to work in the Senate Homeland Security Committee, told me.
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If you need to redact some of the sources and methods, that&aposs fine.
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Paul Manafort's lawyers tried to redact a court filing about whether Manafort lied to investigators.
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Exactly why Wikileaks decided not to redact the private information of unsuspecting Americans remains unclear.
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For one thing, the FBI doesn't use black to redact information, it uses white boxes.
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It said the court could redact information about people that could hurt a criminal case.
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Every lawyer has to redact documents, and you want to believe you redacted them correctly.
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In real life, as we see here, efforts to redact can fail and even backfire.
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But they are waiting on the F.B.I. to redact classified information from the documents first.
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Law enforcement and intelligence officials must still vet the declassified materials and redact sensitive information.
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Tom Rooney, said he though there wouldn't be much in the Schiff memo to redact.
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The declassified versions of those documents redact the name of the official who sent them.
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Before this letter, many speculated he would attempt to redact information relating to uncharged individuals.
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Maybe they won&apost redact your documents like they did the Page and Strzok texts. REP.
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He expressed concerns that the White House would attempt to redact the document to protect itself.
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Barr also has said he planned to redact material related to intelligence-gathering sources and methods.
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The department maintains that Barr must redact confidential and classified information from the nearly 400-page document.
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For sensitive health data, the bill has provisions that would give the FDA the power to redact.
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Barr said that he and special counsel Mueller would redact information that falls into the following categories.
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When Paul Manafort's lawyers submitted their latest pleading in federal court, they *tried* to redact some portions.
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In fact, the US government went to great lengths to redact who the case was really about.
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His decision will be made public after the parties have the opportunity to redact sensitive competitive information.
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"Defendants could have, but did not, apply to redact the relevant portions of the complaint," she added.
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"It's standard practice for government agencies to redact internal deliberations," said a Ways and Means Democratic aide.
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The attorney general's recent proposal to redact the special counsel's report before we receive it is unprecedented.
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Redesignating an agency as a "security agency" essentially bolsters the argument to redact a name, for example.
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Accordingly, Barr says he'll redact any information that could compromise secret sources or methods of intelligence collection.
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The president didn't invoke executive privilege to redact any part of the report, the attorney general also noted.
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On page five, either Manafort's lawyers or the Department of Justice staffers attempted to redact a sensitive passage.
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What now: The intelligence community must review report to redact classified information before publicly releasing it, per Politico.
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" Comey, according to the IG, "did not redact" any classified information "before sharing Memo 2 with his attorneys.
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"Thx for kennedy files release Ridiculous that CIA wants to review to redact," the Iowa Republican tweeted Friday.
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In this case, the DOJ chose to redact words that were already recorded on tape and confirmed last week.
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He says it uses a specific technique called named-entity recognition, among other components, to identify what to redact.
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Far more often, no one stands up in opposition when a corporation asks to seal or redact court filings.
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WikiLeaks has bristled against complaints of Russian involvement and its failure to redact personal information from either data dump.
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Under this order, we can redact all identifying information and protect the identities of users who interacted with disruptj20.
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But TIGTA told The Hill Wednesday that it determines what information to redact from its reports, not the IRS.
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The Justice Department and the F.B.I. had been in the process of vetting those materials to redact sensitive information.
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The emails released Wednesday redact the part of McCabe's timeline that addresses the period surrounding his meeting with McAuliffe.
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Will Barr agree with the executive privilege claims and simply omit or redact any disputed materials from Mueller's report?
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Meanwhile, Alphabet's Google public cloud recently introduced a tool developers can use to spot and then redact sensitive data.
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Still, even if Barr does redact a great deal, there will be other efforts to make this information public.
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"I think he would redact (the Democratic document) in a fit of hypocrisy," Quigley said in a phone interview.
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In some cases, commission staffers failed to redact personal information, such as email addresses, from the comments they published.
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However, Manafort's attorneys failed to properly redact some information in the document, revealing some specifics regarding Mueller's allegations against Manafort.
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Other officers complain about the amount of time required to review and redact footage in response to public-information requests.
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Inspectors found horrible conditions at the station, the name of which is redact in the report, obtained by NBC News.
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Prosecutors said they were seeking to redact only personal identifying information of the victims, witnesses, law enforcement, and DeAngelo himself.
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Chris Rogers, an analyst at Panjiva, said any company can ask customs authorities to redact its information for any reason.
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WikiLeaks has been criticized in the past for failing to redact sensitive information, including the medical files of rape victims.
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They subsequently responded with an apology and commitment to immediately retract and redact the exhibits to delete players' private information.
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When federal agencies do release information like this they typically just redact information to protect the privacy of private citizens.
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Barr also reiterated that there are currently no plans to assert executive privilege to redact other information in the report.
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They slow-walk, they stonewall, and when that doesn&apost work, they redact under the false guise of national security.
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Even basic answers to redact information, it&aposs just gotten to the boiling point, we in Congress need to act.
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So far Ms. Blackburn has not promised to redact any documents the panel receives or protect anyone from public exposure.
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They struggle for the budget to hire staff to respond to requests, gather documents, make copies, and redact requested documents.
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Greene responded by playing whack-a-mole—locking down mailing lists, deleting documents, or asking employees to redact Google+ posts.
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For sensitive health data, the bill has provision that would give the Food and Drug Administration the power to redact.
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Airlines frequently redact details of the features they opt to pay for — or exclude — from their filings with financial regulators.
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According to King, HR teams at many organizations take the data and redact any identifying information like names or dates.
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"To the extent the resolution would only redact information that can legally [not] be released, that's not broad enough," he said.
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Department lawyers opposed releasing the information, calling it costly and time-consuming to redact and saying documents could disclose investigative techniques.
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According to the Associated Press, the Texas attorney general agreed to redact certain portions of the tape because of Travis' nudity.
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"Under college policy, any campus police records that are released must redact the names of parties involved," according to school administrators.
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"The fact they redact them may indicate that they are not in compliance with these traditional government contract requirements," he added.
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There's countless ways to redact or black out text, depending on what software or what operating system you like to use.
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Overall, 28 percent of respondents believe Trump should be allowed to redact parts of the report, while 49 percent do not.
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"There are things in the memo that I would be uncomfortable with if the White House did not redact," he said.
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He called himself a journalist while doing none of the work to redact editorially irrelevant personal information in the leaks he released.
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We see these problems where they will redact things, withholding it from Congress since 224 and they over sat governments own committee.
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On Thursday, Pauley directed the government to redact details about the campaign finance charges in the files related to the Cohen raid.
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He also said he plans to determine any details that could impact ongoing investigations and redact them from whatever he releases publicly.
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Though the documents posted Monday redact the new contract's value, copying and pasting the redacted section reveals an amount around $220006 million.
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More importantly, despite predictions that Barr might delay the report's release, redact embarrassing material or make unexplained redactions, Barr's record is commendable.
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Mueller's team could redact some sensitive information in the documents if needed, while still making their existence public, the media group writes.
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Editor's Note: This story has been updated to redact the young woman's name, as she is a possible victim of sexual abuse.
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In order to redact information, though, the government has to cite good, legal reasons to keep that information withheld from the public.
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That law requires the government to release public records but also requires it to redact several types of information, including personal data.
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Whitaker will also decide if the final report prepared by Mueller should be made public as well as which portions to redact.
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Barr declined, and took another three weeks to redact the full report, allowing Trump's claim of "total exoneration" to dominate the news.
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In moments, we will demand answer from the Department of Justice, which looks poised to possibly redact, delay, bury some important I.G. findings.
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And as it relates to any people that we have operating in the theater that can be compromise, you can redact their names.
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And he stressed that it wasn't him personally deciding what to redact, but rather Justice Department officials, Mueller team members, and intelligence officials.
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Nadler said on CBS that the attorney general should not redact any of the material before sending it to the House Judiciary Committee.
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Google is pressing a court to redact sensitive portions of court transcripts in a long-running, unrelated copyright litigation with the company Oracle.
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Then, State authorities must comb through the emails to determine which ones are subject to the FOIA request and redact any classified information.
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And then we find out news that you have the FBI trying to redact information that has nothing to do with national security.
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I wonder if I should redact names or censor parts, but I am loath to do that as it will weaken the content.
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As a condition for publishing the letters, Motherboard agreed to redact contact information for everyone except for Furie's lawyer, who provided them to us.
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Trump's lawyers saw the final version of the redacted report "earlier this week," but did not request to redact anything from it, Barr said.
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However, an appeals court has denied his request to extend his Fifth Amendment rights so broadly that Uber could redact documents on Levandowski's behalf.
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The only thing is, as White points out, they easily could redact this information and provide the documents as an act of good faith.
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Barr said he would redact sensitive information, including grand jury information and anything that could compromise intelligence sources, but agreed to release the report.
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NEW CONTROVERSY: The FBI decided to redact his references to ISIS to avoid further harm to the victims and to discourage any copycat attacks.
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The Justice Department released a statement taking issue with the judge's ruling, noting that its attorneys worked with Mueller's team to redact the report.
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Barr also may opt to redact portions that discuss people who were investigated but not charged such as Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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But they feared that the president would push back on the information they wished to redact, or ignore their recommendations and release the material.
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"There's really, to my mind, not a good reason to redact" the names, said Ned Price, a former intelligence officer and an NBC contributor.
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The official said the president did not have any national security objections to releasing the memo and likely wouldn't request to redact any material.
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The judge warned the lawyers that he's not a fan of their attempts to redact significant portions of court filings and requests for private hearings.
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Use PDF Expert's array of annotation tools to attach notes or feedback to a document, or to redact sensitive information (how very FBI of you).
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AI systems could also intelligently redact videos, blurring out the faces of bystanders so that the video can be released publicly or presented in court.
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Redaction software protects the identity of those recorded, but can be a lengthy process—agencies usually only redact footage before it's released to the public.
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Taylor just filed docs asking the court to redact portions of a transcript from a July hearing in her sexual assault case against David Mueller.
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To assuage those concerns, Pauley ordered the government to redact details about Cohen's campaign finance violations that could jeopardize the ongoing investigation into the crimes.
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The agency also instructed six Russian-language news outlets to delete or redact articles relating to the Navalny investigation, and at least two have complied.
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It carves out an exemption for algorithms that detect and redact faces from body camera footage, so that the rules don't slow public records requests.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, accused Democrats on his committee of not immediately taking action to redact the memo for political reasons.
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The court did not in any way limit the government's power to redact information or to delay its pre-publication review to miss publishing deadlines.
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Critics say the records are rife with loopholes and oversights, including the potential to redact records liberally and limit how much information is actually provided.
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Barr wrote in his summary that he would work with Mueller to redact classified and grand jury materials from the report before releasing it publicly.
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Lay's decision also gave the Irving Police Department wide latitude to redact or withhold other documents, most notably internal records dealing with the actual arrest.
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Barr has said he will redact from the Mueller report information on "other ongoing matters," including inquiries referred to other offices in the Justice Department.
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San Francisco is announcing a "bias mitigation tool" that uses basic AI techniques to automatically redact information from police reports that could identify a suspect's race.
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Then we had to fight with the intelligence agencies and the Department of Justice, so that they wouldn&apost redact and they would declassify our report.
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Corley ultimately decided there was no basis for Uber to redact the information because there was no privileged information shared with Otto prior to the acquisition.
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This can be done by asking police to exclude race information from reports, or by using case-management software or office assistants to redact this information.
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If the White House does decide to declassify the 28 pages, it still might redact large portions of text, effectively leaving some of the pages secret.
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It's unclear how and when the documents will be made public or whether the intelligence community will be able to redact personally identifying information from them.
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Before releasing any footage, someone in the department had to review and redact it in accordance with the specific privacy exemptions the state code did have.
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But the second part of the process is extremely time-consuming, according to State Department lawyers, especially if there are many emails to review and redact.
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It's unclear if they'll ultimately get their wish, though, especially since Barr has the right to redact what he wants within the law and within reason.
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The new provision to redact personal information from studies will likely add to the cost of the current bill (which the CBO has not yet scored).
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Starting in July, the office intends to employ computer software designed by Stanford University researchers to redact a suspect's race and name, and that of victims.
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Once it is complete, the managing agent can review the application online, redact sensitive data like Social Security numbers and prepare the bundle for the board.
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The interim report will temporarily redact the names of some of the accused, who had filed court papers seeking to protect their identities, according to court papers.
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The release comes after President Donald Trump told Democrats they would have to redact the document before it could be made public, delaying it by two weeks.
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No. Barr will redact, or black-out, some portions of the report in order to comply with a handful of federal laws and internal Justice Department guidelines.
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Four days later, on January 19, Google's attorneys tried to get Oracle to sign onto a letter asking the court to redact those portions of the transcript.
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They cannot redact this, and it apparently seems to be slow walk and they&aposre trying everything they can do to take out the important findings here.
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If Barr follows that standard, his decision that Trump shouldn't be charged with obstruction would lead him to redact any information Mueller laid out in that regard.
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"We can't sit on material like this for three years with one person to go through the whole lot, line-by-line, to redact," he said previously.
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In correspondence related to one of them, Jerry Dillion, the EPA did not redact Dillon's social security number in the documents it provided to the Sierra Club.
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" Steven Aftergood, an expert in government secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, said the State Department's initial decision to redact the emails struck him as "overkill.
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But it is protected by parliamentary privilege — hence it's now published the Six24Three files, having waited a week in order to redact certain pieces of sensitive information.
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No. Most chapters delight or provoke in some way, if you mentally redact the fortune-cookie sentences (of which there are mercifully fewer in the second half).
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President Trump is expected to allow that memo to be made public, but is likely to redact parts of it, people close to the White House said.
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It is a "huge invasion of privacy," Knutter said, and it adds extra work for staff who have to redact patients' names from each individual ultrasound image.
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The firm will also make the "general findings" public, although it may redact names and details at the discretion of the victims and reporters, Senate officials said.
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The Justice Department has gone to extraordinary lengths to redact all legal filings and continues to argue that making details of the case public could "undermine" US diplomacy.
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In 2010, when Wikileaks published 15,000 classified field reports from the U.S. war in Afghanistan, it delayed the release until it could properly redact and vet the documents.
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"It isn't up to the attorney general, who has said basically that the President is above the law ... so he's there to redact whatever he wants," Pelosi continued.
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For now, Judge Schofield is allowing Quinn and Bernstein Liebhard to redact identifying information about client contacts from the communications they turn over to Scott & Scott and Hausfeld.
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Among other things, it would reform how agencies can redact some information using Exemption 5, which is often derisively referred to as the "withhold because you can" statute.
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According to Paoletta, the news wire refused to "retract the story, issue a correction, or even redact the email from the story" when contacted by a Pence spokesman.
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In the first WikiLeaks dump in 2010, Assange delayed the release of 85033,000 classified field reports from the U.S. war in Afghanistan until technicians could redact the documents.
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The spokesman for Mr. Peters said the agency needed time to redact the report, and had sought permission from City Hall to hire outside lawyers to do so.
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Despite the disagreement about the report, members of Mr. Mueller's team worked alongside senior Justice Department officials to redact sensitive information from the report before it was released.
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The Office of the Inspector General has no authority to redact information, and the Justice Department has final say on classification levels and markings, according to OIG rules.
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Barr told the panel, for instance, that his decision to redact information about the "personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties" did not apply to Trump.
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"We want to make sure the White House does not redact our memo for political purposes and obviously that's a deep concern," Schiff told reporters after the vote.
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Some of the paintings also reiterate the blackout bars used to redact information in the displayed reports — a skillful device that makes them visually resonant with the texts.
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When a journalist asked if it would redact other descriptions, such as cross-dressing, Gascón could only say today is a starting point and that the tool will evolve.
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The Proud Boys themselves accidentally failed to redact personal information on their "Elders" in new bylaws uploaded to their website, and other members have begun to bail as well.
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While the USDA cites individuals' privacy concerns in its announcements about the document removal, the agency has always had, and continues to have, the power to redact all reports.
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The documents redact the name of the co-founder, but the work history they describe matches that of Otto co-founder Lior Ron, including his expertise in mapping technology.
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"For the attorney general to say 'I'll use my own judgment about what I redact' -- that's not necessarily going to be the final product," Pelosi said in the interview.
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In addition to helping tech companies, Assange and friends also decided to redact certain potentially damaging information from the thousands of documents in the CIA leaks, codenamed Vault 7.
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Five of those states treat body camera recordings as public record, but they also provide many caveats allowing police to withhold, redact or obscure certain videos, the NCSL says.
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The man behind that program, Nandan Nilekani, for some reason tweeted a photo of his ID card with the numbers blacked out, but he didn't redact the QR code.
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The prosecutors consult with representatives of the intelligence community and then redact portions of reports from the C.I.A. black sites or write summaries to substitute for the actual evidence.
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Despite their vocal warnings not to redact too much of the report, Barr has not committed to releasing the full report, as he again laid out in his letter.
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" Meadows, who met with Lausch on Monday, said: "They can't tell us how many documents they're going to deliver, when they're going to deliver it, how they'll redact it.
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Democrats in the House have slammed Mr. Barr for what they view as his refusal to share the investigation's underlying evidence and material he may redact from the report.
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Presumably, an officer could take four hours of boring footage, run it through Dextro, and then automatically redact everything but the moments in which the desired object or motion appears.
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Barr also could redact information by citing a legal doctrine called executive privilege, which allows the president to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government.
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In a memo, Trump said that he "has no choice" but to redact information as requested by the agencies, citing concerns relating to national security, law enforcement and foreign affairs.
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However, the SEC's decision in March to no longer require companies to seek its permission to redact confidential information from disclosures has sparked concerns that investors will miss key information.
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Dubbed "Anonymiser," the software can be used with SuperDrafter or standalone and will automatically redact confidential information from contracts so companies can comply with GDPR regulation and preserve client confidentiality.
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The judge viewed with particular "skepticism" the university investigator's decision to redact portions of the accused student's written statement, in which he had offered reasons for doubting his accuser's credibility.
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Sentencing memos from the prosecution and defense attorneys are typically part of the court's public record, but prosecutors could choose to redact certain information given the sensitivity of the investigation.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, have clamored for the full release of Mueller's report to Congress — absent any redactions — and have signaled displeasure with Barr's plans to redact portions of the report.
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And his refusal to redact allowed the United States government to deflect attention from the evidence of possible war crimes by claiming that Mr. Assange had blood on his hands.
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Instead, Mr. Barr took another three weeks to release the summaries and the full report, saying he needed to go through it line by line to redact any privileged material.
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In response to existing FOIA requests, agencies process responsive records and lawfully redact sensitive information, such as personal information or national security secrets, before producing those records to the requestor.
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Administration officials began working out a plan to declassify and redact the complaint so it could be turned over too, all in the hope of easing escalated tensions with lawmakers.
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Although most of the writers' names are expected to become public at some point, Chin will consider requests by some of them to redact their names from public court filings.
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At the time, the Advocate decided to redact the name of the actor Hensley was referring to, even though Rapp went on to accuse him of making an unwanted sexual advance.
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Earlier this year, the NYPD floated a possible plan to release some information on how it was disciplining its officers that would redact the officers' names and any other identifying information.
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The Washington Post reports that a court filing that failed to properly redact the name of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange makes clear that Wikileaks founder has a sealed charge against him.
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Barr also said the redactions made to the report would be color-coded by category and footnoted so that the public knows why the Justice Department decided to redact those portions.
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He plans to redact four categories of information: grand jury material, information that could reveal intelligence sources and methods, details that could compromise ongoing investigations, and information impacting "peripheral" third parties.
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Staffers will continue to tangle with the Obama administration about what information to redact from the reams of interview transcripts, documents and emails collected as part of the investigation, Gowdy said.
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To meet the demands of the Public Records Act, all Clemans needed to do was get his algorithm to redact only faces and other private details, rather than the full frame.
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Members of Mr. Barr's and Mr. Mueller's teams are currently reviewing the full report to redact information that they do not believe should be made public for intelligence or other reasons.
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The FBI and Justice Department have been responding to the requests slowly, ignoring a congressional subpoena while arguing that department needs time for FBI agents to redact classified or sensitive information.
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With this new feature, Transcribe can automatically identify information like a Social Security number, credit card number, bank account number, name, email address, phone number and mailing address and redact that.
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The prosecutors in the Kian case have proposed to redact information in the memos "that would or could be hampered by unfettered information" made available to the defense team for Kian.
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Barr told the House and Senate Judiciary committee chairmen he would send up the full report by mid-April -- as soon as he's done reviewing whether and how to redact it.
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Trump and his team already have suggested he might invoke executive privilege to avoid answering direct questions from Mueller, to resist congressional subpoenas and to redact portions of Mueller's written report.
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Democrats are aware that the Justice Department has good reasons to redact some information for public release — though they obviously want to try and minimize those reactions to only essential topics.
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Importantly, Barr said Thursday that the White House had not used executive privilege to redact any portion of the report, although Trump's lawyers did read a redacted version before it was public.
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They are slow walking, they are claiming they can redact in the name of national security and there&aposs no need for it and they&aposre not cooperating and they&aposre obstructing.
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Now, there is a big catch -- some of these deep state actors in the DOJ, they&aposll be able to review, possibly redact what ultimately gets released to you, the American people.
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The order allows for the Justice Department to consider the legality of producing the form and if the Justice Department can redact the release because of exemptions in federal public records law.
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That is the most that any nominee for attorney general can ethically say without seeing the report, which could contain grand jury or privileged information that Barr would be required to redact.
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The DOJ is currently working to redact certain kinds of information from the report, including grand jury information, any matters pertaining to national security and information that relates to any ongoing investigations.
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When faced with a request for records, officials would often use technicalities in the law to redact as much information as possible, sometimes producing documents with page after page fully blacked out.
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Mr. Barr has indicated to two congressional chairmen that it will most likely take weeks to redact the report for classified and grand jury information the department deems unfit for public consumption.
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The Justice Department would be able to redact and withhold some of those documents under Freedom of Information Act guidelines, so what the public sees wouldn't necessarily match what the House read.
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While the court had previously allowed USC to redact names of applicants and school officials -- it's now changing that because it sees the information is critical to defense attorneys in the case.
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Because this is a national security case, the prosecutors collaborate with the C.I.A. and judge at times to redact original case evidence and provide substitutions of original information to the defense lawyers.
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One source close to the process noted that the Democratic memo, which is longer than its Republican counterpoint, may contain more information that law enforcement and intelligence agencies may seek to redact.
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"Pursuant to FOIA, the FCC must redact any personal information from the over 85033,000 documents that have been requested before they can be released," Pelkey said in a statement to The Hill.
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He was asked about online chats among WikiLeaks workers that investigators had obtained and was questioned about discussions inside the group about when to redact names from documents posted on the internet.
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Sweet indicated he&aposs likely to release some information and is working with prosecutors and defense attorneys to determine how much to redact, which would continue to shield some details from public view.
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This summer, Mateen's initial 911 call became a brief political flashpoint when the Justice Department released the transcript of the call he made that night but decided to redact his references to ISIS.
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What's going on: Last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray announced that he was doubling the staff working on Judiciary's request, which could require the Bureau to review and redact over a million documents.
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The public versions of the reports it submits to the F.T.C. redact both the names of the employees who performed the work and the tests the firm used to assess Facebook's privacy measures.
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Assuming the President does permit the agencies to redact the documents before releasing them, then there may not be much information that is revealed that is truly illuminating from a national security perspective.
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No matter how it shakes out if we get the information and I get it, you got to redact certain things to protect certain people but at least let people make their own conclusion.
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Notably, the order requires Facebook to redact the personally identifying information of all third parties—meaning the friends and family of MacAulay and Carrefour, as well as the 6,000 fans of the DistruptJ20 page.
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In one section about prosecutors' claims that Manafort lied about his contacts with Trump administration officials, for instance, Manafort's lawyers attempted to redact a section that explained the substance of some of those allegations.
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Attorney General Bill Barr said Friday he'd release a version of the full Mueller report by mid-April, but he'd redact material "subject to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure" that can't be made public.
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US intelligence agencies get to scrub the report for "sources and methods," and will redact any information that they think could hurt national security or put human sources in danger if it became public.
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Democrats are calling for the release of Mueller's full report and underlying materials, while Barr has cautioned that authorities need time to redact sensitive parts of Mueller's work including information related to grand juries.
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Judge Freda Wolfson of U.S. District Court in Trenton, New Jersey, ordered that the full ruling be sealed for 30 days until the parties could make a submission to redact portions of the order.
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Earlier this month, the FBI was castigated for its decision to redact the name of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from the transcript of the 911 call made by Orlando, Fla.
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In April, Waymo filed a redacted transcript of its deposition with Levandowski but forgot to redact the attached appendix, which allowed this reporter and others to discover details about six of Waymo's trade secrets.
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Judge Freda Wolfson of U.S. District Court in Trenton, New Jersey, ordered that the full ruling be sealed for 30 days until the parties could make a submission to redact portions of the order.
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Further, the agency's rejection notice states that the information deemed sensitive is not segregable, meaning it cannot simply redact portions of the logs and safeguard the privacy and law enforcement interests it has asserted exist.
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Following the BuzzFeed News report last year, the NYPD floated a possible plan to release some information on how it was disciplining its officers that would redact the officers' names and any other identifying information.
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And additional staffers often need to be hired to handle public records requests, manage videos that must be stored for long durations and redact videos to blur the faces of minors or otherwise protect privacy.
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The company has asked U.S. District Judge Edward Chen to redact key figures in court filings, including an estimate of the total potential value of drivers' legal claims had they won in a jury trial.
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DOJ spokesman Ian Prior said in a statement at the time the subpoena was issued last month that officials are carefully combing page-by-page through the tranche of documents to redact sensitive case information.
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"We're going to sit down with the FBI and go through any concerns that they have, and any legitimate concerns over sources and methods, we will redact," Schiff told CBS's "Face the Nation" Sunday morning.
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The legal industry's best practices for handling digital documents in discovery — "e-discovery," as lawyers call it — include careful reviews to exclude or redact personally identifiable information, encryption and other safeguards as data is transferred.
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The site made an effort to redact source code showing how to actually accomplish the techniques, although enough code slipped through the cracks for researchers to reverse engineer at least one of the security flaws.
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Trump, on Thursday, said he is "not concerned about anything" when asked about Barr's decision not to redact any negative information about him in special counsel Robert Mueller's report when it is submitted to Congress.
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But the New Jersey bill would compel candidates to turn over to the state everything they would turn over to the Internal Revenue Service, leaving it to a state official to decide what to redact.
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A court of appeals ruled on Tuesday that a former Alphabet employee can't assert his Fifth Amendment so broadly that Uber, his new employer, can redact documents on his behalf in a trade secret theft lawsuit.
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In a pretrial hearing last summer, Nissan argued that the files seized by prosecutors included "corporate secrets" and personal information about employees and asked the court to allow prosecutors to redact them, according to an Oct.
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He told Congress in a letter last week he must redact material that was presented to a grand jury, as required by law, as well as information that could reveal U.S. intelligence agencies' sources and methods.
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But we know that everything they&aposd redact so far has nothing to do with national security, had to do with embarrassing details like oh James Comey and the FBI didn&apost think General Flynn lied.
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In the DNC leak, WikiLeaks did not redact social security numbers and credit card information, and it faced criticism for publishing a "special database" on nearly every female Turkish voter as part of the AKP leak.
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If academics were to turn over the raw data to be made available for public review, the E.P.A. would have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to redact private information, according to one federal estimate.
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This time, he and his lawyers failed to appropriately redact documents sent to the court, unwittingly revealing that special counsel Robert Mueller believes Manafort shared 2016 polling data with a known Russian spy during the campaign.
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If academics were to turn over the raw data to be made available for public review, the agency would have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars, according to a federal estimate, to redact private information.
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In a February 22nd email signed by a Heritage Foundation employee, whose name the Justice Department has chosen to redact, the employee expressed their indignation over the direction the commission's chairman, Vice President Mike Pence, was headed.
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For instance, Johnson reported a Unicorn Riot journalist to the FAA for live-streaming via drone in an area not covered by the TFR, linking to his Facebook page, and other information that FAA chose to redact.
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Instead, the report found, the United Nations human rights office had focused on the conduct of a senior staff member who leaked to the French authorities an internal report that did not redact the names of victims.
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A Google attorney first attempted to have the mention of a 34 percent revenue share stricken from court records, but when the magistrate refused to do so, filed a separate request to seal and redact the transcript.
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You may remember the game from the excellent trailer at E3 in June, which showed a character who spends his days combing through old newspapers in order to redact unhappy stories that might upset the general population.
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The judge also allowed the government to redact the names of special agents who signed search warrant applications and authored supporting affidavits related to the raids, as well as details that describe law enforcement techniques and procedures.
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Last Friday, the FBI sent the final batch of emails it had recovered to the State Department, which is responsible for going through them to redact any information that is classified or otherwise exempt from public disclosure.
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One called friends and colleagues in the days before the report was released to see whether he could have the Justice Department redact his name from Mr. Mueller's report, according to two people told of the matter.
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While working on the novel, Grossman was engaged in a continuous struggle with editors who wanted to redact the politically dangerous Jewish theme, and he had to find more and more indirect ways to approach his subject.
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After media organizations, including CNN, sought to have the search warrant materials redacted, Manhattan federal prosecutors argued that they should be able to redact information related to ongoing probes, and US District Court Judge William Pauley agreed.
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"But unfortunately we're in an environment where you would include material that you know has to be redacted and you know responsible people are going to redact it, just so that question will be asked," he said.
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But he has said he will redact certain portions for reasons including protecting secret grand jury information, intelligence-gathering sources and methods, information relating to ongoing cases and the privacy of "peripheral third parties" who were not charged.
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Barr noted that while he had allowed the White House Counsel's office and Trump's personal lawyers to read the report, they had not been offered the chance to redact any information -- nor had they requested to do so.
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Google asked the judge to redact and seal the transcript due to Oracle's attorney disclosing information from documents that Google says were for an "attorney's eyes only," and noted that it does not break out earnings for Android.
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Pauley ordered the government to redact details about Cohen's campaign finance violations that could jeopardize the ongoing investigation into the payoffs after federal prosecutors objected to the release of the documents, saying it would jeopardize an ongoing probe.
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Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said he plans to work with the FBI to redact necessary information from the Democratic memo, which rebuts a document drafted by staff of the panel's Republican chairman, Rep.
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Gleeson also agreed to redact parts of the January 2015 report by former New York prosecutor Michael Cherkasky to, among other things, minimize risks that criminals would exploit weaknesses in the anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance programs.
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For example, he recalls AWS telling his company to redact the term "private cloud" from its presentation and instead, to use the term "private IT." Now, with the new branding guide, the term "private cloud" may be approved.
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In a filing Tuesday, Manafort's attorneys tried to redact the fact that prosecutors knew Manafort shared polling data related to the 2016 presidential election with his Russian intelligence-linked associate Konstantin Kilimnik while Manafort was running Trump's presidential campaign.
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Treasury officials said not reporting donors names will reduce the cost of tax filings by the groups, and it will reduce the IRS costs because the agency no longer has to redact the information before the forms are released.
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Occurring inside the Florida attraction's Magic Kingdom theme park around noon local time, the official reports redact the name of which Disney princess the woman was dressed as, but Sherman became "very excited," insisting it was his "favorite" character.
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Chuck Grassley, the senator from Iowa came out today saying they wanted to redact the fact that Andrew McCabe who Donald Trump fired paid $70,000 for a conference room table that they wanted to keep Congress from knowing about.
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These laws are forcing companies to understand the data they have, and find ways to be able to pull that data into a single view, and, if needed, respond to customer wishes to remove or redact some of it.
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While deeming the chance of the censors finding something new to redact as "very small", Lozowick said the backlog of files they have had to deal with since the mass-digitization began this year has meant potential hold-ups.
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" Rapinoe is likely correct that it was a mistake because after receiving an email from players' association counsel Richard Nichols Thursday morning, U.S. Soccer apologized and promised "to immediately retract and redact the exhibits to delete players' private information.
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"The idea of the Deliberative Process Privilege is that, if you don't redact or withhold this information, people are unlikely to have deliberations on this in the future," said Austin Evers, executive director of the FOIA watchdog group American Oversight.
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The rule change adds the administrator to the enumerated list of political appointees who can personally review requests and make "final determinations," the decisions about which records fall within the scope of the request and how to redact those documents.
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While Taser's Womack insists Dextro's technology is about relieving the burden on officers to edit and redact hundreds of hours of footage, Harvey says that Dextro's AI-backed automation fundamentally changes the law enforcement process by accelerating the collection of evidence.
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Both the president and the House of Representatives have called for the full version to be made public, but the attorney-general must weigh whether to redact parts that infringe the privacy of people it mentions or that reveal intelligence.
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Several exchanges have been redacted by the CIA under what is known as the b(3) exemption, a provision in the FOIA that permits government censors to redact information barred from release by any other statutes aside from the FOIA.
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The latest reminder came this week, when his defense lawyers failed to sufficiently redact portions of a court filing submitted on Tuesday, responding to Robert Mueller's claims that Manafort violated his plea agreement with the special counsel by lying to prosecutors.
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The issue was flagged by a researcher known as the App Analyst, who reported that screenshots taken by Air Canada—which uses Glassbox for analytics—were capturing passwords and other sensitive user information while failing to properly redact the data.
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We can't really know whether the redactions have been applied in a reasonable and limited way, and it was simply necessary to redact whole pages of the report — or whether they've been overused to hide an excessive amount of information.
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Representatives for Skrillex and Diplo haven't yet confirmed or denied the veracity of the document, but considering that someone took the time to redact some names, there's at least some reason to believe that it might be the genuine article.
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But its release had been delayed as John Roth, the department's former inspector general, battled with Mr. Trump's appointees over what he said were attempts to redact information that would show that the ban had caught top officials by surprise.
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Mr. Trump, who has indulged in his own wild speculation about the sensational killing, had expressed eagerness to finally open the last of the government files, only to run into a last-minute campaign by intelligence agencies to redact certain documents.
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The State Department had come under fire from private organizations and members of Congress for how it has responded to document requests, including for what information it chooses to redact and the length of time it takes to provide the documents.
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Assuming we are very unlikely to see the FULL Mueller report -- Barr has said he is currently going through it to redact information -- the summaries may be the best look we get at the key findings, as seen by Mueller's team.
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They pressed him for information about debates inside WikiLeaks over whether to redact from government documents posted online the names of vulnerable people, such as foreign citizens who worked confidentially with American military officers or diplomats, to protect them from harm.
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Wood says the new tool is basically just a lightweight web app that uses several algorithms to automatically redact a police report, recognizing words in the report using computer vision and replacing them with generic versions like Location, Officer #1, and so on.
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Documents obtained under state transparency laws by the anti-Trump group Indivisible Chicago revealed that Crosscheck had emailed Illinois election officials both the username and password to the program's FTP server—credentials that Illinois neglected to redact before releasing the emails publicly.
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The law would give the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene the authority to redact the name of any doctor whose medical license has been suspended, revoked, or voluntarily surrendered, according to a draft of the bill shared with BuzzFeed News.
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Ohr consulted his chain of command and the intelligence community about what appeared to be an extraordinary overture that raised hopes the government could negotiate what Assange would release and what he might redact, to protect the names of exposed U.S. officials.
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"We had to redact the paper to cover for them so the world would not see how vulnerable things are," said Kaveh Razavi, also a professor of computer science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and part of the group that reported the vulnerabilities.
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More specifically, you can redact or erase text so only the parts you want to be seen can be accessed when you share it, incorporate a password (which will then be protected by 256-bit AES encryption), and restrict saving, printing, and copying.
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Indeed, in his Friday letter to Mr. Nadler and other congressional leaders, Mr. Barr wrote that the Justice Department and special counsel's team were scrubbing the report to redact secret grand jury testimony, classified material and information about other continuing federal investigations.
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There is not a full description yet of how many documents may emerge through this Freedom of Information Act production, but the agreement marks a promise by the State Department to search for documents, redact them, and give them to American Oversight by November 22.
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And on top of all of that, as we are seeing with this I.G. report on the Clinton email investigation, the FBI, the DOJ, both get to review and try and refute facts and redact information, again, probably falsely, and the name of national security.
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When the diplomatic cables were published, The Times and other news organizations worked closely with WikiLeaks to redact names to protect vulnerable people — but later, in a dispute with a British editor, Mr. Assange decided simply to publish the massive cable collection without any edits.
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So, if the president declassifies the FISA application, you can -- if there&aposs anything as far as sources and methods you need to redact, that&aposs fine, but we want the American public to get as much information as possible to form their own independent judgment.
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After President Trump declined last night to declassify the response that House Intelligence Democrats had prepared to the Nunes memo, he tweeted this morning that Democrats had sent him a document rife with "sources and methods" that they knew he'd have to reject or heavily redact.
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Photo: GettyA judge ordered the web hosting company DreamHost to redact identifying information about visitors to a website used to coordinate a protest during President Trump's inauguration, imposing further limits on an extensive warrant obtained by the Justice Department that initially aimed to collect visitors' IP addresses.
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WASHINGTON — Under pressure from President Trump, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee plan to redact a memo defending the F.B.I.'s surveillance of a former Trump campaign aide to resolve Mr. Trump's complaint that the document disclosed highly sensitive information, a Democrat on the committee said Saturday.
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" The department proposes limiting the number of requests that individuals or groups could file each month, and to "not honor a request that requires an unreasonably burdensome search or requires the bureau to locate, review, redact, or arrange for inspection of a vast quantity of material.
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Despite having been turned into what Google calls "widespread global headline news," Google is still very insistent that Oracle redact such information in its briefs: "There were articles all over the internet quoting the disclosure and quoting Oracle's counsel," said Bruce Baber, attorney for Google, in the contempt hearing.
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Months after that, I was charged in relation to another hack against the firm Stratfor, whose executives I had called on behalf of the hackers to offer a chance to redact anything sensitive from the 5 million emails they'd managed to steal; later the data all went to Wikileaks.
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"There is a basis for that impeachment as a result of inconsistent statements that Rosenstein has given, unwillingness to produce documents, and then to me what's the most insidious thing is when they redact information that has no reason to be redacted from a national security standpoint," Gaetz said.
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While that sounds reasonable, in reality, the rule would have the exact opposite effect of transparency: It would force the government to spend time and money to redact confidential information like medical records, or — more likely — disqualify research that includes sensitive data from being used in policy-making.
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"If I had to take one of my data files — which we hold in a locked cabinet in a locked room in a locked segment of the building — and try to redact it, it would have far less value than it has when we aggregate it," Thorne says.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE said ahead of the initial release of the Mueller report that he would redact certain information from the document.
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She pointed to the Senate Intelligence Committee's 2012 decision to release a controversial report about the CIA's use of torture on detainees during the so-called war on terror, saying the panel worked closely with the intelligence community to redact sensitive information before the report was made public.
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In the case of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe and related grand jury records, Attorney General William Barr said he is working with the outgoing special counsel to redact confidential information from the grand jury from Mueller's final, almost-400-page report, which will be released publicly this month.
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Nightfall has built machine learning models to scan all of this, detect the data and then either provide automatic actions or options for manual actions to take on it: typically, the options are either to delete, redact or quarantine the data, or notify the relevant teams to take appropriate actions.
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"GoDaddy has unilaterally decided to redact email, names, and phone numbers from all WHOIS records they publish, which is a significant change from what they're contractually required to do through their registrar agreement with ICANN," Tim Chen, CEO of DomainTools, a WHOIS data analytics firm, told me on the phone.
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Mr. Barr, a Trump appointee who has come under criticism for his handling of the report, including from Democrats who are suspicious that he may be trying to color the investigation's outcome in the president's favor, has said that his team was working with the special counsel to redact the report.
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" Purdue fought vigorously to redact more than half the documents, but Superior Court Judge Janet Sanders overruled the company's objections, noting, "The nature of the controversy is of tremendous public concern...any interest in keeping this information secret is hardly compelling and certainly not enough to overcome the presumption of public access.
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For example, it's asked for a review of whether or not it is legally allowed to redact government credit card information, which is not at all related to my particular request and is also a no-brainer redaction that's made all the time across government agencies at the local, state, and federal level.
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He said the organization failed to show that it would suffer "irreparable harm" if it had to wait until after Barr released a redacted version of Mueller's report to move ahead with litigation over what information the Justice Department decides to redact as well as what other records from Mueller's investigation should be released.
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"We hope to have it resolved soon so that we can make sure that we redact anything that legitimately concerns the source or method [used in the FISA application], but to meet the public interest as well as the will of the committee that as much of this can be released as possible," Schiff added.
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Last week, Manafort's lawyers failed to properly redact some of the sealed materials in their own filings and revealed details about what their client was accused of lying about, including his sharing of Trump campaign polling data with Kilimnik that has raised alarm among legal experts about possible collusion between Russia and the campaign.
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"The two documents in question apparently were released prematurely by the City of Seattle, before Landis+Gyr was allowed to redact trade secret and sensitive network security information, and before Landis+Gyr could exercise its rights to prevent release of protected information through the court system," the request, addressed to Mocek, Morisy and GoDaddy.
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Demonstrating how overeager the agency is to redact emails from public records, its attorneys also redacted a year-old Politico newsletter in full:Screenshot: FCC emailsIn addition to being acquired by American Oversight, the records were produced in a lawsuit brought by BuzzFeed reporter Kevin Collier, who told Gizmodo that he intends to challenge the redactions in court.
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Proving the old FBI proverb, "when in doubt, cross it out," still permeates the bureau's hallowed halls, the agency decided to redact the names of reporters from The Daily Planet—the fictional newspaper of record for the City of Metropolis in the DC universe—in records disclosed in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit.
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Fox News reporting that the FBI and DOJ, we now know they have it they&aposre now being allowed to view the IG&aposs draft, and that means they will maybe offer instances where they want to redact information, and that means that the deep state would be able to at least attempt to try and hide the truth.
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Washington State agencies cannot deny requests for records because the requester is anonymous or the request is too broad, nor can they deny requests simply in order to protect an individual's privacy; instead, agencies must redact only the details deemed sensitive under state code — for example, some addresses, sometimes the face of a minor — and disclose the rest.
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Schiff said he anticipated enough Republicans would support release to send the memo to the White House for declassification, and while allowing for the possibility Trump could block release of the memo and expressing concern he might redact some of it for political purposes, Schiff said he expects Trump will allow it to become public as well.
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Barr, who has broad authority to decide how much of the report to release, has promised to be as transparent as possible, but told lawmakers he would redact four categories of content: secret grand jury information, intelligence-gathering sources and methods, information relating to active cases and information could affect the privacy of "peripheral third parties" who were not charged.
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On one side, "A Pattern or Practice" (2015) invisibly renders the language of the US Department of Justice report on the police shooting of Michael Brown, using a blind embossing technique; on the other, "Southern Review, 18713 (Special Edition)" (2014–15) uses dense fields of black charcoal to redact sections from a special issue of the eponymous literary journal, which consciously featured African American writers.
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The deputy FBI director indicated Friday to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) that he'd made an unrealistic request in asking the bureau to review and redact sensitive information from more than 3,400 pages of transcripts by Christmas Eve.
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Attorneys for Trump's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE failed to redact portions of a court filing, revealing that Mueller has accused Manafort of sharing campaign information with a man who is believed to have ties to Russian intelligence and then lying about it to the special counsel (Bloomberg).
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