The U.S.Supreme Court in 2004 extended the Freedom of Information Act's personal privacy exemption to protect family members from disclosure of photographs taken at the scene of a suicide.The case:
A)CIA v.Sims.
B)FBI v.Abramson.
C)National Archives and Records Administration v.Favish.
D)Forsham v.Harris.
E)Bauer v.Kincaid.

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The National Archives and Records Administration v. Favish case involved a dispute over whether the Freedom of Information Act's privacy exemption allowed for the release of graphic photographs of Vince Foster's suicide to the plaintiff, a journalist seeking to determine if there was a possible conspiracy involved. The Court ultimately extended the privacy exemption to protect the privacy interests of family members who may be highly sensitive to the release of such photographs.

The USSupreme Court in 2004 Extended the Freedom of Information Act's