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WMFO 161D-HQ-1077114 FL: gf lL CIVIL SUIT The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent (sa[___leoncerning the appointee, ABNER JOSEPH MIKVA, who ha isted on the supplement to his Security Questionnaire that he was a defendant in a law suit challenging his appointment to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (CADCC) in a case entitled MCCLURE vs CARTER. He also listed that the law suit was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. On September 2, 1994,[ sd Administrative Secretary to the Appointee, stated that the above law suit was originally known as JAMES A. MCCLURE, United States Senator, Idaho (plaintiff) versus JAMES EARL CARTER, President of the United States, and ABNER J. MIKVA (defendants). The civil law suit (Number 79-1340) was filed on or about September 25, 1979, in the United States District Court for the District of Idaho. The matter was dismissed by the Court. Subsequently, the plaintiff appealed the matter to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. This Court found it did not have jurisdiction and accordingly dismissed the matter. It released its opinion on May 5, 1981. Later on, the plaintiff appealed to the United States Supreme Court, which affirmed the decisions of the two lower courts. made available photocopied pages numbered 265 through 271 from Volume 513 of the Federal Supplement. These pages contain the results of the law suit in the two lower courts. Also, she made available photocopied page number 1025 from Volume 454 of United States Reports. This page contains the results of the law suit before the United States Supreme Court during its October, 1981, term. Copies of these pages follow. b6 b7Cc b6 b7C