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· 6/6/2000

In Re Samuel R. PIERCE, Jr. (Pierce Fee Application)

Citations

  • 213 F.3d 713
  • 341 U.S. App. D.C. 356
  • 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 12211

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  • \The convoluted nature of the corruption involved and the high profile identity of the suspects and defendants would no doubt have resulted in a complex and lengthy investigation with or without an independent counsel.\ (quotations omitted)
  • \The convoluted nature of the corruption involved and the high profile identity of the suspects and defendants would no doubt have resulted in a complex and lengthy investigation with or without an independent counsel.\ (quotations omitted)
  • “The convoluted nature of the corruption involved and the high profile identity of the suspects and defendants would no doubt have resulted in a complex and lengthy investigation with or without an independent counsel.” (quotations omitted)
  • 34The convol- uted nature of the corruption involved and the high profile identity of the suspects and defendants would no doubt have resulted in a complex and lengthy investigation with or without an independent counsel.34 (quotations omitted)
  • “The convoluted nature of the corruption involved and the high profile identity of the suspects and defendants would no doubt have resulted in a complex and lengthy investigation with or without the appointment of an independent counsel.” (quotations omitted)

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Judges: Sentelle, Fay, Cudahy

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