United States v. Khaled Abdel-Latif Dumeisi

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• concluding that the district court did not abuse .its discretion by accepting authentication testimony from a “witness with knowledge” of Iraqi Intelligence Service communications generally
• affirming the admission of foreign intelligence documents under Rule 807 in the trial of defendant accused of acting as an agent of the Iraqi government
• rejecting a First Amendment claim against FISA evidence by a publisher of an Arabic language newspaper because “the government provided probable cause that [the defendant] was an agent of a foreign power. entirely independent of any of his journalistic activities.”
• “CIPA does not create any discovery rights for the defendant.”

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