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Seventh Circuit reverses a federal district court's class certification in lawsuit challenging traveler watch lists maintained by the Department of Homeland Security

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Seventh Circuit reverses a federal district court's class certification in lawsuit challenging traveler watch lists maintained by the Department of Homeland Security: In today's unanimous opinion on behalf of a three-judge panel, Chief Judge Frank H. Easterbrook observes that "[t]he classes certified in this case are equivalent to a class of 'all persons in the United States who have been, or ever will be, stopped without probable cause' certified in an effort to take control of how the police investigate crime and make arrests."

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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