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National Organization For Marr, et al v. Walter McKee, et al
as 11-1196
Plaintiff - Appellant:
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE, INC. and AMERICAN PRINCIPLES IN ACTION
Defendant - Appellee:
WALTER F. MCKEE, in his official capacity as member of the Commission on Government Ethics and Election Practices, ANDRE G. DUCHETTE, in his official capacity as member of the Commission on Government Ethics and Election Practices, MICHAEL P. FRIEDMAN, in his official capacity as member of the Commission on Government Ethics and Election Practices and others
Defendant:
ME SEC OF STATE
Amicus Curiae - Amicus Curiae:
ME CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS
National Organization For Marr v. Neal Adam
as 10-2049
Plaintiff - Appellee:
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE and AMERICAN PRINCIPLES IN ACTION
Defendant - Appellant:
WALTER F. MCKEE, ANDRE G. DUCHETTE, MICHAEL P. FRIEDMAN and others
Interested Party:
ME CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS
National Organization For Marr v. McKee
as 10-2000
Plaintiff - Appellant:
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE
Plaintiff:
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES IN ACTION
Defendant - Appellee:
WALTER F. MCKEE, ANDRE G. DUCHETTE, MICHAEL P. FRIEDMAN and others
Defendant:
ME SEC OF STATE
Interested Party:
ME CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS
National Organ. For Marriage, et al v. McKee, et al
as 10-1354
Plaintiff - Appellant:
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES IN ACTION and NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE
Defendant - Appellee:
WALTER F. MCKEE, ANDRE G. DUCHETTE, MICHAEL P. FRIEDMAN and others
Defendant:
ME SEC OF STATE
Interested Party:
ME CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS
In Re: National Organization, et al
as 10-1350
Petitioner:
In re: AMERICAN PRINCIPLES IN ACTION and NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE
Respondent:
NEAL T. ADAMS, R. CHRISTOPHER ALMY, STEPHANIE ANDERSON and others
Interested Party:
ME CITIZENS FOR CLEAN ELECTIONS
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