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By Ted Folkman

Breaking: Justice Breyer Enters Stay In The Belfast Project Case

Justice Breyer, acting as circuit justice, has stayed the First Circuit’s mandate in the Belfast Project case “pending receipt of a response, due on or before Thursday, October 11, 2012, by 4 p.m., and further order of [Justice Breyer] or of the Court” I’ll keep you posted as this develops.

Ted Folkman
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5 responses to “Breaking: Justice Breyer Enters Stay In The Belfast Project Case”

  1. anon

    McIntyre has lost his case in the Belfast high court.

    Reply
    1. Ted Folkman

      Thank you, anon, for the comment. I’ve just posted on this.

      Reply
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