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Argued January 26, 2011Before FISHER, Associate Judge,and PRYOR and RUIZ,...
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...April 10, 2012Before WASHINGTON, Chief Judge, and BECKWITH and EASTERLY, Associate Judges.Appellant, Mosiah Grayton, was convicted of two counts of criminal...
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Argued June 6, 2012Before THOMPSON and BECKWITH, Associate Judges, and REID, Senior Judge. Opinion for the court by Associate Judge...
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...No appearance for Respondent. Costanzo & Associates, Neal E. Costanzo; McCormick, Barstow, Sheppard, Wayte & Carruth, Jeffrey M. Reid...
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...Circuit Judge, Souter,*fn1 Associate Justice, and Lipez, Circuit Judge.Plaintiff-appellant Brenda Katz insists that...
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...COUNSEL Jonathan P. Milberg, Appellate Associates, Pasadena, California, for the petitioner-appellant. Matthew...
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Argued March 3, 2011Before WASHINGTON, Chief Judge, THOMPSON, Associate Judge, and STEADMAN, Senior Judge.In 2001, appellant Kenneth Aiken was...
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