1. Does FOIA exemption (b)(7)(A) apply to the Secret Service's monitoring of an individual, absent the existence of any actual enforcement proceeding involving that individual?

2. Does FOIA exemption (b)(5) apply to memoranda and letters created in a prosecutorial context, or only to those created in a civil litigation context?

3. Does FOIA exemption (b)(7)(E) apply to interviews and psychiatric evaluations when an agency's operational framework for that kind of interview/evaluation is already described in public documents?

4. Is it an abuse of discretion for a district court to decline in camera review in a FOIA case where the plaintiff has provided evidence that at least one redacted record doesn't satisfy the exemption cited by the agency?

5. Is it an abuse of discretion for an appeals court to write a too perfunctory opinion when the standard of review is de novo?

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