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Complaint in Mast v. Donahue (02/03/2005)

Brief of Plaintiff-Appellee in Johnson v. Johnson (09/09/2004)

ACLU Amicus Brief in Johnson v. California (09/08/2004)

ACLU Response to Motion to Terminate Consent Decree in Duvall, et al. v. Glendening, et al. (08/25/2004)

Motion in Hamiliton, et al. v. Morial, et al. (06/08/2004)

Article: The Science of Pepper Spray (05/20/2004)

OPA v. Choinski: Agreement (05/12/2004)

Osterback v. Moore: Defendants' motion to terminate revised offer of judgment (05/03/2004)

Osterback v. Moore: Plaintiffs' response to defendants' motion to terminate revised offer of judgment (05/03/2004)

Osterback v. Moore: Halleck report (05/03/2004)

Osterback v. Moore: Second amended complaint (05/03/2004)

Anderson v. Goord:Private Settlement Agreement (05/03/2004)

Eng v. Goord: Amended rule 41 stipulation of dismissal subject to conditions (05/03/2004)

Osterback v. Moore: Haney report (05/03/2004)

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