U.S. v. Murdoch, s. 94-10434

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• Federal Cases - United States v. Torniero, Crim. No. 82-1106.
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Cantu
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Shlater
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Steil
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Lyons



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• Federal Cases - Overholser v. O'Beirne
• Federal Cases - Foucha v. Louisiana
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Torniero
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Bilyk, 91-2007
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Bilyk, 93-4133
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Prescott
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Johnson
• Federal Cases - Anderson v. City of Bessemer City, North Carolina
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Jackson
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Rosenheimer, 85-3067
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