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Mary Doe v. Kathleen Sebelius
as 10-1106
Plaintiff - Appellant:
MARY SCOTT DOE, a human embryo "born" in the United States (and subsequently frozen in which state of cryopreservation her life is suspended), individually and on behalf of all other frozen human embryos similarly situated, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR EMBRYONIC LAW (NOEL), PETER MURRAY and others
Defendant - Appellee:
KATHLEEN SEBELIUS, In her official capacity as Secretary of the Department of Health & Human Services and FRANCIS S. COLLINS, In his official capacity as director of the National Institute of Health
Mary Doe v. Barack Obama
as 10-1104
Plaintiff - Appellant:
MARY SCOTT DOE, a human embryo "born" in the United States (and subsequently frozen in which state of cryopreservation her life is presently suspended), individually an on behalf of all other frozen human embryos similarly situated, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR EMBRYONIC LAW (NOEL), NIGHTLIGHT CHRISTIAN ADOPTIONS and others
Defendant - Appellee:
BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA, in his official capacity as President of the United States, CHARLES E. JOHNSON, in his official capacity as acting secretary of the Department of Health & Human Services and RAYNARD S. KINGTON, in his official capacity as acting director of the National Institutes of Health
Doe et al v. Sebelius et al
as 8:2009cv02197
Plaintiff:
Mary Scott Doe, National Organization for Embryonic Law (NOEL), Peter Murray and others
Defendant:
Kathleen Sebelius and Francis S. Collins
Cause Of Action: 05 U.S.C. ยง 702 Administrative Procedure Act
Doe et al v. Obama et al
as 8:2009cv00755
Plaintiff:
Mary Scott Doe, National Organization for Embryonic Law (NOEL), Nightlight Christian Adoptions and others
Defendant:
Barack Hussein Obama, Charles E. Johnson and Raynard S. Kington
Cause Of Action: Federal Question
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