Hylton v. Sessions
Petitioner: Antoine L. Hylton, AKA Antoine Hylton
Respondent: Jefferson B. Sessions III, United States Attorney General
Amicus Curiae: Drug Policy Alliance
Case Number: 17-1567
Filed: May 13, 2017
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other
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Petitioner: Antoine L. Hylton, AKA Antoine Hylton
Represented By: Nancy Morawetz
Represented By: Su Yon Yi
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Respondent: Jefferson B. Sessions III, United States Attorney General
Represented By: Alexander Jacob Lutz
Represented By: OIL
Represented By: Anthony Cardozo Payne
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Amicus curiae: Drug Policy Alliance
Represented By: Jolene Forman
Represented By: Andrew Wachtenheim
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