I beat the CIA three times in the 2nd highest court in the land. Then this happened
Jefferson Morley
April 3, 2018
When first asked the CIA lied and said George Joannides was ‘a routing indicator’
Jefferson Morley
April 1, 2018
Why sue the CIA for JFK files?
Jefferson Morley
March 31, 2018
The JFK story is soooo complicated
Jefferson Morley
March 30, 2018
[Ed. note Sorry for the broken link. Here’s the video again.]
Actually, Morley v. CIA is simplifying the case. Now we know where some key JFK files can be found.
What is Morley v. CIA all about?
Jefferson Morley
March 28, 2018
15-year lawsuit over mysterious CIA agent drags as last of JFK files awaits release
Jefferson Morley
March 20, 2018
USA Today reporter Ed Brackett reported the story first. …
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After 15 years, my day in court with Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the CIA
Jefferson Morley
March 20, 2018
When I sued the CIA for certain JFK assassination files in December 2003, I knew any litigation under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was sure to take a long time.
It sure has. …
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Q. ‘Can I come to hear the oral arguments in Morley v. CIA?’
Jefferson Morley
March 17, 2018
A. Yes. The hearing will take place at Monday, March 19 at 9:30 am in Courtroom 31 on the 5th floor of the E. Barrett Prettyman Courthouse, located at 333 Constitution Avenue NW in Washington, DC.
[Update: You can listen to the oral arguments by clicking here.]
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What is Morley v. CIA?
Jefferson Morley
March 15, 2018
Morley v. CIA is a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, filed by journalist Jefferson Morley, seeking certain JFK assassination related records generated by a CIA undercover officer named George Joannides
Here’s some press coverage of the case.
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CIA to argue JFK lawsuit disclosures have no ‘public benefit’
Jefferson Morley
March 14, 2018
On Monday March 19, a three-judge federal appellate court in Washington, D.C. will hear oral arguments about the “public benefit” of disclosure of CIA files related to the assassination of President Kennedy.
With the release of the last of the U.S. government’s JFK assassination files set for April 26, 2018, the judges have to pass judgement on a still-timely question: is there any public benefit from learning more about the events of November 1963? …
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Crux of the JFK issue: conspiracy or gross negligence?
Jefferson Morley
March 9, 2018
Jacob writes:
“If I interpret your March 5 post correctly, it seems that you have ultimately decided that Oswald did it, either alone or in concert with one or more people, and that the CIA, at worst, was guilty of gross negligence in preventing Oswald (alone or with others) from committing the assassination.”
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Federal judges to hear JFK files case on March 19
Jefferson Morley
February 25, 2018
On Monday morning March 19 my attorneys Jim Lesar and Dan Alcorn and I will appear at the Barrett Prettyman federal courthouse in Washington to make oral arguments in my long-running lawsuit, Morley v. CIA. …
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I’ll be in federal court on March 19 talking about key missing JFK files
Jefferson Morley
February 6, 2018
On Monday morning March 19 my attorneys Jim Lesar and Dan Alcorn and I will appear at the Barrett Prettyman federal courthouse in Washington for oral arguments in my long-running lawsuit, Morley v. CIA.
The issue before the three-judge panel: has there been a “public benefit” from the lawsuit’s disclosure of long-secret documents about deceased CIA officer George Joannides? …
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Exclusive: JFK investigator on how CIA stonewalled Congress
Jefferson Morley
August 31, 2016
In a new sworn declaration filed in federal court, former JFK investigator Dan Hardway tells the story of how the CIA stonewalled him and other investigators for the House Select Committee of Assassinations in 1978.
Hardway’s first-person story is the most vivid and powerful account of how the CIA obstructed Congress’s attempt to investigate JFK’s assassination in 1978 since Gaeton Fonzi’s book, The Last Investigation. Hardway adds new detail to the story Fonzi told by detailing the obstructionist tactics of George Joannides that he personally experienced.
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