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Senator Kerry’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

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Congressman Crowley’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Senator Menendez’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman O’Flaherty’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Senator Schumer’s letter to Attorney General Holder and Secretary of State Clinton

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Senator Kerry’s Op-Ed

Congressman Pascrell’s letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Congressman Rothman’s letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Congressman Doyle’s letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Senator Lautenberg’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman Murphy’s letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Senator Lugar’s letter to Attorney General Holder

Department of Justice Response

Congressman Critz’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton and Attorney General Holder

Senator Casey’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman Sires’ letter to Secretary of State Clinton and Attorney General Holder

Senator Cardin’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman Neal’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman Pallone’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton and Attorney General Holder

Senator Gillibrand’s letter to Secretary of State Clinton

Congressman Brian Higgins’ letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Attorney General Eric Holder

Congressman Robert Brady’s letter to Secretary of State John Kerry and Attorney General Eric Holder

Senator Menendez letter to Secretary Kerry (April, 2013)

Senator Menendez letter to Secretary Kerry (June, 2013)

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WGBH Boston Public Radio interviews Kevin Cullen: The simmering tensions in Belfast over an oral history project at Boston College (starts 1.28.00)

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Hearing

Moloney & McIntyre - First Circuit Court of Appeals HearingApril 4, 2012

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United States Attorney General Eric Holder:

Petition for withdrawal of the subpoena he issued on behalf of the British Government. (archive copy)

Hearing

Boston College Appeal Against Second Subpoena: First Circuit Court of AppealsSeptember 7, 2012

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The value of the Oral Tradition is its democracy; it doesn't give to an intellectual elite the exclusive right to shape a communal memory and the collective memory. It makes into a common wealth the story of our shared lives. It's something that we share in common – and it's like a collection plate into which we can all put something: our stories, our myths and the ease with which we are able to, in some way, cross boundaries.
- Cleophus Thomas, Jr.

First Circuit Court of Appeals

May, 2013

“… we must forcefully conclude that preserving the judicial power to supervise the enforcement of subpoenas in the context of the present case, guarantees the preservation of a balance of powers… In substance, we rule that the enforcement of subpoenas is an inherent judicial function which, by virtue of the doctrine of separation of powers, cannot be constitutionally divested from the courts of the United States. Nothing in the text of the US-UK MLAT, or its legislative history, has been cited by the government to lead us to conclude that the courts of the United States have been divested of an inherent judicial role that is basic to our function as judges.”

“… the district court acted within its discretion in ordering their production, it abused its discretion in ordering the production of a significant number of interviews that only contain information that is in fact irrelevant to the subject matter of the subpoena.”

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