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...Cite as: Matter of Mohamed Saad-El...transferred to this Court by order of...R., a then-ninth grade student at...
...In this appeal we consider two...to the collection of electronic surveillance abroad...United States District Court for the Eastern...
...the Supreme Court granted certiorari...resolve a circuit split on...on behalf of its citizens...Court of Appeals for the...Seventh, and Ninth circuits have...
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...Clifford Wallace, sitting by designation from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, decided the case. The appeal required the...
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