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... On February 26, 2013, Magistrate Judge...twenty-three (23). Assistant United States Attorney Amanda Hector, on behalf...
...for the First Judicial Department. Respondent, Jed...Bar of the State of New York...Third Judicial Department on February 11, 1993...
...for the First Judicial Department. Respondent, Jed...Bar of the State of New York...Third Judicial Department on February 11, 1993...
...seek to expand on a series of...CIA") to conduct a covert, domestic...were exempt under state and federal...
...trade ideas about judicial transparency and accountability...Kenya and went on to help found...Kenya Human Rights Commission, a pro-democracy...
...In 2009, respondent Commission on Public Integrity notified...Officer of the State University of New...
...matters involving acquaintances has been targeted for removal by the state Commission on Judicial Conduct. In a divided opinion, the commission said yesterday that as...
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