According to the Bush administration's
brief, "the military has the authority to capture and detain individuals whom it has determined are enemy combatants .
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BRIEF The return of the long-unseen screen adaptation of Manuel thug's novel about two cell mates, the revolutionary Valentin (Raul Julia) and the homosexual film fan Molina (William Hurt), who forge a partnership trader fire.
The other juror, when questioned by the court, denied saying anything about a personal experience with Kaiser, the
brief said.
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Joining Americans United on the
brief are the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League.
The first week-long round of
briefs were held in April 2001 on board Constellation (CV 64) off the coast of Australia, before the battle group deployed to the Arabian Sea.
This aspect of the appellate opinion also led the tax organization to take the unusual step of filing a
brief in a Customs case, according to TEI President Betty M.
Now, Los Angeles District Attorney Gil Garcetti, in his 26-page trial
brief, has reiterated almost the entire history of the Hearst/SLA case, starting with the murder of Oakland schools Superintendent Marcus Foster in November 1973, eight months before Olson was connected to the SLA, and continuing through the arrests of Hearst and SLA members Bill and Emily Harris in September 1975.
Cunningham of Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College; American Atheists; the Atheist Law Center; the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, the American Jewish Committee, the American Jewish Congress and The Interfaith Alliance Foundation; the Freedom From Religion Foundation and a
brief filed by several legal historians and law scholars.
Accordingly, in its amicus
brief in Mead, TEI takes issue with the government's citation of Correll, calling it "incorrect, disingenuous, and unpersuasive.
