Volume 89

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Federal Reporter (F.3d)

Speck v. Caspari

Snelling v. Montgomery County

Rust v. Clarke

United States v. Gault

Libretti v. Mecham

Housley v. Burrows

Adair v. Cody

Stokors, S.A. v. Roth

Webb v. Booker

United States v. Shaw

Moran v. McGinnis

Richards v. Brown

United States v. Ralph Blue

Ligons v. Wood

Baca v. Mondragon

Reed v. Chater

Huntley v. Evans

Hayes v. Demps

Petrick v. Fields

Thomas v. Addison

Karara v. Czopek

In re Beeton

Ambruoso v. McGeorge

Alexander S. Alfred S. Benny B. Christopher M. Lafayette M. Ricky S., by and Through Their Guardian Ad Litem Lesly A. Bowers, Guardian Ad Litem, and Inez Moore Tenenbaum, Individually and as a Representative of a Class of Juveniles v. Flora Brooks Boyd, Individually and in Her Official Capacity as Director of the Department of Juvenile Justice Richard E. McLawhorn Individually and in His Official Capacity as Former Commissioner of the Department of Juvenile Justice for the State of South Carolina John F. Henry Frank Maudlin Kathleen P. Jennings Joseph W. Hudgens Karole Jensen J.P. Neal, Individually and in Their Official Capacities as Former Board Members for the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice, and South Carolina Department of Youth Services, Michael W. Moore, Director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections, Movant. Richard A. Harpootlian, in His Official Capacity as the Solicitor for the Fifth Judicial Circuit, Amicus Curiae

Hope v. Thompson

Dinsio v. Whittington

Mick v. Reno

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