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Veritas Asks SDNY Judge To Find Who Leaked
to NYT Which It Calls US Press Secretary
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 15 –
In the litigation
triggered by the seizure of
cell phones from Project
Veritas' James O'Keefe related
to the diary that may or may
not be Ashley Biden's, O'Keefe
on November 15 asked U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Judge Analisa Torres to order
the prosecutors to
"inform
the court if the government -
including the FBI or any other
governmental agency - leaked
Project Veritas's
attorney-client privileged
memoranda to the New York
Times" and "identify who at
the government is responsible
for the previous
leaks."
The request
includes message to O'Keefe
asking for comment and says
"the New York Times' repeated
use of information
demonstrably leaked to it by
the government renders the New
York Times little more than
the government's press
secretary."
The US has
responded asking to be granted
until November 19 to respond.
The New
York Times, as of this
writing, has not sought to
intervene.
Inner City Press
will stay on the case(s).
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