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Nonprofit Seeks ‘Default Judgment’ After Fani Willis Fails to Provide Public Records
Judicial Watch wants certain documents related to special counsel Jack Smith and the Jan. 6 committee.
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Judicial Watch Fights DOJ Attempt to Move Ashli Babbitt Lawsuit to Washington
DOJ wants to move the $30 million wrongful-death case from San Diego, but Aaron Babbitt’s attorney says the law gives deference to his client.
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DOJ Wants Names of Jack Smith’s Staff to Be Kept a Secret: Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch called DOJ claims that the roster should be kept secret ‘plainly insufficient.’
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Police Officials Knew of Potential for Significant Trouble on Jan. 6, Court Filing Says
Records obtained by Judicial Watch show top police and congressional officials were alerted to possible trouble on Jan. 6.
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Judicial Watch Suing CIA for Records on Its Role in Letter to Discredit Biden Laptop
Conservative government watchdog organization Judicial Watch is suing the CIA for records of its alleged involvement in organizing a letter to discredit negative reporting involving President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden.
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Live Q&A: Twitter CEO Warns of Coming ‘Hyperinflation’; FDA Documents Reveal Use of Fetal Body Parts
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Nonprofit Seeks ‘Default Judgment’ After Fani Willis Fails to Provide Public Records
Judicial Watch wants certain documents related to special counsel Jack Smith and the Jan. 6 committee.
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Judicial Watch Fights DOJ Attempt to Move Ashli Babbitt Lawsuit to Washington
DOJ wants to move the $30 million wrongful-death case from San Diego, but Aaron Babbitt’s attorney says the law gives deference to his client.
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DOJ Wants Names of Jack Smith’s Staff to Be Kept a Secret: Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch called DOJ claims that the roster should be kept secret ‘plainly insufficient.’
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Police Officials Knew of Potential for Significant Trouble on Jan. 6, Court Filing Says
Records obtained by Judicial Watch show top police and congressional officials were alerted to possible trouble on Jan. 6.
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Judicial Watch Suing CIA for Records on Its Role in Letter to Discredit Biden Laptop
Conservative government watchdog organization Judicial Watch is suing the CIA for records of its alleged involvement in organizing a letter to discredit negative reporting involving President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden.
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Live Q&A: Twitter CEO Warns of Coming ‘Hyperinflation’; FDA Documents Reveal Use of Fetal Body Parts
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