Eleventh Circuit· 2/27/2009
United States v. Louis
Citations
- 559 F.3d 1220
- 2009 WL 485239
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- “The federal government does not review or warrant the ‘professional judgment’ of a prospective licensee; to receive a license, an applicant must merely submit an application to the Bureau, supply fingerprints and a photograph, pay a fee, and pass a background check.”
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Judges: Barrett, Pryor, Farris
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- United States v. LouisW.D. Michigan· 1988-02-02· cited 4×
- United States v. LouisSecond Circuit· 2003-05-14· cited 2×
- United States v. LouisU.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York· 1906-12-27· cited 1×
- United States v. LouisFourth Circuit· 1978-08-29
- United States v. LouisEleventh Circuit· 1985-02-06
- United States v. LouisNinth Circuit· 1985-12-16
- United States v. LouisEleventh Circuit· 1989-02-23
- United States v. LouisFifth Circuit· 1995-05-29
- United States v. LouisEleventh Circuit· 1996-04-22
- United States v. LouisSecond Circuit· 2003-06-10
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