Do the Federal Courts Retain Jurisdiction over a Case Challenging a Person's Inclusion on the No Fly List Even After the Government Removed Him from the List and Said That It Would Not Relist Him "Based on Currently Available Information"?

CASE AT A GLANCE Yonas Fikre sued the government for placing him on the No Fly List. During the litigation, the government removed Fikre from the list and said that it would not relist him "based on currently available information." The government then moved to dismiss the case as moot, bu...

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Published in:Preview of United States Supreme Court cases 2024-01, Vol.51 (4), p.7
Main Author: Schwinn, Steven D
Format: Article
Language:English
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Federal courts
Jurisdiction
Watch lists (Antiterrorism measures)
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Summary:CASE AT A GLANCE Yonas Fikre sued the government for placing him on the No Fly List. During the litigation, the government removed Fikre from the list and said that it would not relist him "based on currently available information." The government then moved to dismiss the case as moot, but the Ninth Circuit rejected the motion.
ISSN:0363-0048