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• Reinstating Suit by Louisiana Detainee’s Mother Over His Jail Suicide, Fifth Circuit Schools Lower Court in Meaning of “Standing”, Aug. 1, 2022. Standing, Suicides.
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• HRDC Files FOIL Petition Against New York State Attorney General’s Office, Sept. 8, 2019. Freedom of Information Act, PLN Litigation.
• Attorney-Client Privilege Under Attack in Jails Across the Nation, May 2, 2019. Attorneys, Attorney Client.
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• Third Circuit Reverses Federal Prisoner’s FOIA Request Denials, April 22, 2019. Appeals, Freedom of Information Act.