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United States V. Windsor - Brief (Merits Question)

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United States v. Windsor - Brief (Merits Question)

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No. 12-307

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2012 Term

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Merits Stage Brief

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2012-0307.mer.aa.pdf [PDF, ]

Updated October 21, 2014

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