A federal agency collects documents in its law enforcement activities. Except for trade secrets, these documents are:
A) always secret, under the Privacy Act, unless used in court
B) available to the public under the Freedom of Information Act, unless they concerns information about individuals protected by the Privacy Act
C) available to the public under the Government in the Sunshine Act, unless it concerns information about individuals protected by the Privacy Act
D) all available to the public under the Federal Sunshine Act
E) none of the other choices

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The Freedom of Information Act generally makes federal agency documents available to the public upon request, with certain exceptions, such as information about individuals protected by the Privacy Act.

A Federal Agency Collects Documents in Its Law Enforcement Activities