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...and was a defense counsel, prosecutor and special counsel to the Naval Investigative Service. He was in the reserves until 2004 and was Staff...
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...chat room. In reality, "Abby" was an online alias for Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Special Agent Megan Grafton, working undercover to find sexual...
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...WSSC is a bi-county governmental body providing water and sewer services to most of Prince George's and Montgomery Counties in Maryland. See...
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...fn2Indeed, over the course of Abu-Jihaad's military service, from 1998-2002, the Navy would clear defendant to receive classified national...
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...fn1 on his first overseas tour following his graduation from the Naval Academy and earning his "wings," was deployed on an aircraft carrier out...
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...the decision of the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals ("the...perform roofing work at a Naval facility in Norfolk, Virginia....
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...when Janneral Denson and Jordan L. Taylor sued the U.S. Customs Service, Customs Inspectors Cheryl Friedland and Lee Lavenka, and several members of the...
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