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Mohamad v. Palestinian Authority artwork
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Mohamad v. Palestinian Authority

U.S. Supreme Court 2011 Term Arguments

Feb 28, 2012Government & Organizations

A case in which the Court held that the word "individual" in the Torture Victim Protection Act means a natural person and does not impose any liability against organizations.

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Mohamad v. Palestinian Authority is an episode from U.S. Supreme Court 2011 Term Arguments. A case in which the Court held that the word "individual" in the Torture Victim Protection Act means a natural person and does not impose any liabil...

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