of the respondent, Superintendent of St. Elizabeths Hospital (appellee).


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The petition recites that petitioner was, on May 5, 1959, found to be a sexual psychopath within the meaning of 22-3501 et seq. D.C.Code (1951); that he was committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital, where he was confined at Howard Hall against his will and in violation of the Sexual Psychopath Act,1 such hall being maintained for the confinement of the violent, criminal and hopelessly insane.  Petitioner claims that because of his unlawful detention in Howard Hall, he is being subjected to constant threats to his life and to serious bodily harm by the criminally insane; that he is in constant fear for his life and of serious bodily harm to the extent that he is unable to sleep and    On January 7, 2009, the CI introduced Gonzalez to Sanchez, who was

playing the role of a drug courier for a Colombian cocaine-trafficking organization.

Sanchez told Gonzalez that he was upset with his employer because he had not



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          Cortes and Brown have not adopted the sentencing issues raised by Gonzalez.

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been paid for the last two shipments. Sanchez stated that he wanted someone to

rob