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96-ORD-033 is referenced to support the general rule that an applicant for public employment has a privacy interest in test scores and examination results when disclosed with personally identifiable information. However, the decision distinguishes the current case from the general rule cited in 96-ORD-033 because the test scores in question are statutorily required to be open to public inspection, thus not requiring a balancing of privacy interests.
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