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...United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit In his federal court action, Vuncannon asserted both...
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...United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit ...
...ruling in Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Federal Bureau of Narcotics, which allows damages suits against federal officers or employees...
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...advisory guideline ranges for certain of the latter offenses. See USSG...On June 11, 2009, a federal grand jury sitting in the...
...State Department. The federal grant was directed to the...has already produced a number of law textbooks for Afghan students...
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...AMBRO, Circuit JudgesOPINION OF THE COURTTwenty-seven employees of the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia (―...
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...against his employer, the City of O'Fallon, Missouri (the City...as a patrol officer, undercover narcotic agent, and detective. In 1996...
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...SILER, GIBBONS, and WHITE, Circuit Judges.GIBBONS, J., delivered the opinion of the court, in which SILER, J., joined, and WHITE, J., joined in...
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...case arising from federal task force narcotics raids conducted at...The plaintiffs--members of the Marcilis family...
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...Duran-Pichardo petitions for review of the final order of his...conspiracy to distribute and possess narcotics and possession with intent to...
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