No-Fly List

The federal government’s criteria for inclusion on the no-fly list are not impermissibly vague – at least as applied to four people who challenged their placement on the list in a 2010 lawsuit, a Ninth Circuit panel affirmed Monday.

PORTLAND, Ore. – The federal government’s criteria for inclusion on the no-fly list are not impermissibly vague – at least as applied to four people who challenged their placement on the list in a 2010 lawsuit, a Ninth Circuit panel affirmed Monday.

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