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US Justice
Department Names New
Attorney in Suit
Filed by iMEGA
The US
Department of
Justice named a
new attorney for
their defense in
iMEGA v.
Gonzales, et al,
the Interactive
Media
Entertainment
and Gaming
Association's
challenge of the
Unlawful
Internet
Gambling
Enforcement Act
(UIGEA) which
now moves to the
US Third Circuit
Court of Appeals
in Philadelphia.
Nicholas John
Bagley is a
fairly new
attorney with
the US DoJ,
joining in late
2007. He
graduated from
New York
University
School of Law in
2005, near the
top of his class
and Order of the
Coif. He
received his
bachelors degree
from Yale
University. Mr.Bagley,
who taught 8th
grade English in
a NYC public
school before
matriculating at
NYU, clerked for
Judge David
Tatel of the
Court of Appeals
for the D.C.
Circuit, and
then Supreme
Court Justice
John Paul
Stevens.
Mr. Bagley is
currently listed
as counsel for
the government
in 15 cases in
federal
appellate courts
across the
country, as
follows:
THIRD CIRCUIT:
National
Taxpayers Union
v. HHS
(07-3381); iMEGA
v. U.S.
(08-1981).
FOURTH CIRCUIT:
U.S. v. Graydon
Comstock
(07-7671); U.S.
v. Shane Catron
(07-7672): U.S
v. Thomas
Matherly
(07-7673); U.S.
v. Marvin Vigil
(07-7674); U.S.
v. Markis Revand
(07-7675).
NINTH CIRCUIT:
Singh, et al. v.
Mukasey
(04-73038);
Nada, et al. v.
Mukasey
(05-75306);
Clark, et al. v.
U.S. (07-16554);
AFL-CIO v.
Chertoff, et al.
(07-17241).
DC CIRCUIT:
Howard v.
Lockhart
(07-5282);
Hettinga v. U.S.
(07-5403); In
re: Fannie Mae,
et al. v. Howad,
et al.
(07-5014); Nat'l
Assoc. of
Manufacturers v.
Taylor, et al.
(08-5085).
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