Well DD... I'm about to do some multiple posting, too.
Here goes...
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Judicial Watch
judicialwatch.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 18, 1999
Contact: Judicial Watch (202) 646-5172
MEDIA ADVISORY
DEPOSITION OF GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS WILL TAKE PLACE ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1999
Judicial Watch Chairman and General Counsel Larry Klayman today announced
that the public interest law firm will take the videotaped deposition of George
Stephanopoulos on Saturday, February 20, 1999, beginning at 10:00 a.m.
at the offices of Judicial Watch.
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Judicial Watch, Inc.
501 School Street, S.W.; Suite 725; Washington, D.C. 20024
Tel: (888) JW-ETHIC; Fax: (202) 646-5199
judicialwatch.org
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 19, 1999
Contact: Judicial Watch (202) 646-5172
DOLLY KYLE BROWNING FILES REQUEST TO RECUSE JUDGE SUSAN WEBBER
WRIGHT IN CRIMINAL CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
At 11:45 a.m. today, Dolly Kyle Browning, who has filed a RICO suit against
President Clinton, filed a request for Judge Susan Webber Wright to recuse
herself from any contempt proceedings against Mr. Clinton in the Paula Jones
case. Mrs. Browning previously had filed a petition for criminal contempt
proceedings against the President.
Judge Wright herself invited the filing of the recusal request in an Order dated
February 16, 1999. This Request for Recusal will be available in early
afternoon today at Judicial Watch=s website, judicialwatch.org.
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FREEREPUBLIC
freerepublic.com
Topic: White Water
STEPHANOPOULOS WALKS OUT OF DEPOSITION
Judicial Watch
2.20.99 Judicial Watch
STEPHANOPOULOS WALKS OUT OF DEPOSITION
Refuses Again To Answer Questions About Search For Filegate Documents
Today, George Stephanopoulos was redeposed in Judicial Watch's $90 million
dollar class action lawsuit on behalf of the Reagan and Bush officials whose
FBI files were improperly obtained and used by the Clinton White House. Mr.
Stephanopoulos was in a key position in the Clinton White House during
Filegate -- and in particular when the scandal broke, playing a key role
in damage control. He is therefore a key witness.
Mr. Stephanopoulos was ordered by the Court to reapppear for deposition,
because the Court found not only that he had not done an adequate search for
documents before the last round of testimony, but that he also was not truthful
about it. As a result, Mr. Stephanopoulos was ordered to conduct a "second
search," as well as to pay attorneys fees and costs.
During the deposition today, Mr. Stephanopoulos again gave testimony showing
that he had not done an adequate second search, as ordered by the Court about
one year ago. When Judicial Watch lawyers sought to probe him about specific
aspects of the second search as ordered by the Court, he refused to answer
questions and unilaterally walked out of the deposition.
freerepublic.com
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