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Title: In appeal of U.S. capture of stateless drug-laden vessel in international waters, First Circuit finds that Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act (MDLEA) does not require jurisdictional nexus with U.S.
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Title: Ninth Circuit upholds liability of United States under FTCA and ATCA liability of Mexican who, upon orders of U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, abducted Mexican national to United States.
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