Judicial Watch sued because the government didn’t respond to its Freedom of Information Act requests in June and September of 2012.
The ruling by Judge John D. Bates of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia forces the Obama DOJ, for the first time, to provide a Vaughn Index, a detailed listing of all documents that it has withheld from Congress about the scandal along with justification for each withholding.
“Once again, Judicial Watch has beat Congress to the punch in getting key information about another Obama scandal – this time, the Fast and Furious outrage,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
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4 comments:
When are these fools going to be arrested for crimes against the United States.
Nevef. Legal action will be stalled to the end of obama"s presidency and then pardons will be issued to everyone involved.
They will just appeal the ruling with a judge they have in their pocket.
8:33 that is exactly what will happen.
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