Kay, James A., v. FCC
Appellant - Appellant: James A. Kay, Jr.
Appellee - Appellee: Federal Communications Commission
Intervenor For Petitioner: Port of Seattle, Washington
Case Number: 04-1014
Filed: January 12, 2004
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other

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January 11, 2005 Kay, James A., v. FCC

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Appellant - appellant: James A. Kay, Jr.
Represented By: Robert J. Keller
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Appellee - appellee: Federal Communications Commission
Represented By: Roberta L. Cook
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Intervenor for petitioner: Port of Seattle, Washington
Represented By: Philip L. Chabot
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