Volume 178

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Federal Reporter (F.3d)

United States v. Upshaw

United States v. Robinson

United States v. Hickey

Hammonds v. Gilbert

United States v. Curbo

United States v. Ocampo

United States v. Ocampo-Perez

Trahan v. Cain

United States v. Hicks

County v. Johnson

Phillips v. USPC

United States v. Rangel-Silva

United States v. Lanier

United States v. Carlo

Martin v. Chandler

United States v. Davis

Hilton v. United States

United States v. Arceneaux

United States v. Strozier

Reese v. Apfel

Clauss v. At&t, Inc.

Johnson v. Routh

Rollins v. Cain

United States v. Looney

United States v. Arnold

United States v. Dora

Bonner v. Guccione

United States v. George W. Barger

In Re Impounded

Prestia v. O'Connor

Edwards v. City of Goldsboro

Prestia v. O'Connor

United States v. Smith

United States v. Morillo

No. 98-1826

No. 98-1807

Seneca Nation of Indians, United States of America, Plaintiff-Intervenor-Appellee v. State of New York George E. Pataki, as Governor Joseph Seymour, as Commissioner of the Office of General Services and Bernadette Castro, as Commissioner of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Frederick W. Tapp, Jane E. Schuck, Kent Sandford, Richard J. McCutcheon Beverly A. McCutcheon Albert A. Hoffman, Lucy Hoffman, Myles Barraclough, Sandra Barraclough, Duane G. Glover, Paul H. Geer, Virginia M. Geer, Scott E. Fisher, Rosemary N. Fisher, William E. Campbell, David J. Gibson, Clarence J. Coffman, Jr., C. James Coffman, Sr., Jean Coffman, Eileen W. Garling, Robert F. Van Der Horst, Susan F. Van Der Horst, Joseph Chiapuso, Susan Chiapuso, Howard B. Whitney Estate, Deborah Baldwin, Robert L. Jones, Eugenia Jones, Stephen M. Kane, Clarence J. Coffman, Sr., Howard L. Luzier, Florence Luzier, Walter L. Whitney, Louise Hickey, Phillip Confer, Shirley Confer, David C. Williams, and Frances E. Williams, Seneca Nation of Indians, Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians, Plaintiff-Intervenor-Appellee, United States of America, on Its Own Behalf, and for the Benefit of the Seneca Nation of Indians and the Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians, Plaintiff-Intervenor-Appellee v. State of New York, Individually and as a Representative Class of Landowners Similarly Situated, the New York State Thruway Authority Erie County Moore Business Forms, Inc., Individually and as a Representative of a Class of Landowners Similarly Situated Inducom, Inc., Individually and as a Representative Class of Landowners Similarly Situated Rado-O-Mart, Inc., Individually and as a Representative Class of Landowners Similarly Situated Ilona H. Lang, Individually and as a Representative Class of Landowners Similarly Situated Robert W. Weaver, Individually and as a Representative Class of Landowners Similarly Situated Francis B. Pritchard, George E. Pataki, Bernadette Castro, Ronald W. Coan, John Cahill, Joseph Boardman, John R. Platt, Intervenors-Defendants

No. 98-2085

United States v. Leonel Ruiz

Boone v. Goldin

No. 98-1851

No. 98-3087

In Re William Lee Roberts

United States v. Bertha Craig

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