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WFO 66-3081 serious allegations against the FBI is submitted to the Bureau, and a xeroxed copy of the questions presented is distributed to the office of origin. Two xeroxed copies are made of USSC briefs containing serious allegations against the FBI: One copy is distributed to the Bureau and one to the office of origin. Experience shows greater nun- ber of briefs do not contain serbusallegations against the FBI. The decision of the USSC, whether by order or written opinion, is furnished to the Bureau and the office of origin. Written opinions of the USSC setting forth decisions ef interest are furnished to the Bureau whether or not such matters involve FBI cases. PROCEDURES IN USSD” Briefs filed in the USSC may set forth legal ques- tions never presented to the circuit court of appeals. For example, an appeal to the circuit court may only raise the question of an illegal search, but the same petitioner in his brief filed in the USSC may raise the additional question of an illegal lineup. The USSC has‘ the power to hear certain matters not raised in the lower appellate court. Accordingly, allegations against the FBI could be made in connection with the mentioned lineup and such allegations would not be set forth in the brief filed in the circuit court, D..41 anwwad £4 te = Rules regarding filing briefs in the USSC sti apu la that the opinion of the circuit court will be attached to the brief for the USSC, The brief filed in the circuit court, however, is not attached, Review of available materials at the USSC would not, therefore, be determinative as to whether or not new matter involving the FBI has been incorporated into the USSC brief, +‘ =