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RECIPIENT PROFILEJudicial WatchWashington, DC [From Consortium News, April 2001] ...The national news media has given little attention, too, to disclosures that Larry Klayman’s Judicial Watch was swapping mailing lists with the National Republican Congressional Committee in 1999 while Judicial Watch was posing as an independent ethics watchdog seeking criminal investigations of President Clinton and Vice President Gore... ...Again, an allegation that an organization, which made a name for itself by waging lawsuit warfare against the president of the United States, was secretly in league with the other party might be expected to be big news. But in today’s Washington, it barely registered a passing notice...
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OTHER LINKS(press release) Judicial Watch Compels Secret Service to Produce White House Logs Detailing Abramoff VisitsFederal Court Orders Logs Produced on May 10, 2006 Judicial Watch...announced today that Judge John Garrett Penn of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has ordered the United States Secret Service to produce White House logs detailing the visits of corrupt lobbyist Jack Abramoff to the White House. The logs are to be produced to Judicial Watch without redactions or claims of exemption by May 10, 2006.
Timothy Noah Judicial Watch v. Judicial WatchIt had to happen. Judicial Watch, the polymorphously litigious and mostly right-wing public interest group—best known for representing at least six women who claim to have been groped, or know others who were groped, by former president Bill Clinton—is suing itself. Judicial Watch's founder, Larry Klayman, is suing the nonprofit alleging breach of "various agreements and laws," including his severance agreement. Klayman famously once sued his own mother; now he is now in effect suing his own child. Klayman left the place in 2003 to run for the U.S. Senate in Florida. He lost in the primary to Mel "Mr. Cellophane" Martinez, a former housing secretary whom I once identified as the most forgettable member of the Bush administration.
Reuters Navy Rejects Probe of Kerry's War MedalsThe U.S. Navy on Friday rejected a legal watchdog group's [Judicial Watch] request to open an investigation into military awards given to Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry during the Vietnam War, saying his medals were properly approved.
Judicial Watch Judicial Watch requests DOD investigation of John KerryRequest for Investigation of Military Awards Granted to John Kerry - Request sent by Judicial Watch to the Chief of Naval Operations, DoD Inspector General and others.
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