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...warrant to obtain a specimen of her blood. Ortega then called Hill County Court at Law Judge A. Lee Harris on the telephone. Ortega and...
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...counts of federal racketeering- and drug-related offenses in 2008 in the District of Kansas along with nineteen co-defendants in a thirty-count indictment...
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...challenging the Secretary's authority towithdraw the leases. Thedistrict court dismissed their suit as time-barred under the MineralLeasing...
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...an accounting claim that they contend arises under federal common law. The district court dismissed these claims for failure to exhaust administrative remedies. Although it...
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... Two months later, the Government filed an information in the Northern District of Alabama charging Defendant with three counts under § 1038(a)(1...
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...argues that two of the three prior convictions relied upon by the district court (both were Kansas state law convictions) do not qualify as predicate...
...ARIZONA WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT; NEW MEXICO INTERSTATE...UTAH; STATE OF WYOMING; STATE OF NEW...S. Moreno, Assistant Attorney General, Mark R...
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...comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). They now appeal the district court's order granting Appellees' motion for summary judgment. Because we determine...
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