"325 ,000" ?

[Mark Tushnet]

This is a LEXIS link to the Washington Post story:
http://w3.lexis.com/lawschoolreg/researchlogin04.asp

 

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Subject: "325 ,000" ?

 


I tried to follow the links from the YLJ article(115 YLJ at 2153 n.15)
(WaPo headline is only quoted use of  "325,000") but the only web URL
led me to an ACLU site that stated the following 


  

 

Frequently Asked Questions About the "No Fly List" (10/26/2005)

How many names are on the No Fly List and Selectee List? 
The exact number constantly fluctuates and is also a secret. However,
the TSA says that tens of thousands of names are on these lists.






Danny J. Boggs

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