Royce Lamberth person
also: U.S. District Judge, former FISA court member, Judge Lambert, Judge Lamberth, Judge Royce Lamberth, Lamberth, Lambreth
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Horn v. CIAevent · 9CIAintelligence service · 9U.S. Department of Justiceorganization · 4U.S. Congressorganization · 4Inspector Generalorganization · 4U.S. State Departmentorganization · 2Horn v. United States (Civil Litigation)event · 2Brian Laytonperson · 2John Rizzoperson · 2Narco Newsorganization · 1Burmacountry · 1DEAintelligence service · 1Eric Holderperson · 1Arthur Brownperson · 1John Edingerperson · 1Jeffrey Yatesperson · 1
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Royce Lamberth exposed
CIA documented
“That was asserted by the CIA and State Department through the DOJ. After that revelation, Judge Lamberth determined in a series of subsequent opinions that Brown should be reinstated as a defendant and that the deceit related to Brown's cov…”
▶ he Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 4 @ 35:41
Royce Lamberth covered_up
Richard Horn documented
“after crucial evidence in the case was suppressed on the grounds of national security. Because the entire court record has been sealed by the judge, no one would have ever known that Horn's case was torpedoed if it was not for the fact of a…”
▶ he Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 4 @ 8:08
Mentions (17)
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on a dime. Quote, having determined the state secrets privilege bars disclosure of IG reports in certain attachments, the case cannot continue and must be dismissed. Unquote. That was written by U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth in J…
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Gosh, where have we seen that before? Like literally everywhere. Horne also said that according to the allegation outlined in Judge Lambert's ruling, the CIA station chief, Brown compromised a DEA informant. Brown turned over a copy of a DE…
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In exchange, the CIA hoped to convince the judge in the case, Royce Lamberth, to erase from the court record several opinions that he had rendered that accused CIA officials of committing a fraud on the court. In other words, they had lied …
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It was not until January of 2008 when it became clear that Horn's case would continue with the State Department's huddle as a defendant that the CIA officials, in the wake of a sudden internal investigation, finally informed Judge Lamberth …
▶ 35:41
That was asserted by the CIA and State Department through the DOJ. After that revelation, Judge Lamberth determined in a series of subsequent opinions that Brown should be reinstated as a defendant and that the deceit related to Brown's cov…
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defendant Brown, an agency official who retired from the CIA, and I should put air quotes over retired, 2005, and a defendant in the case likewise was required to inform the court of his changed status, unquote. So as a part of the Horns ca…
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And a half-long legal battle by former DEA agent Richard Horne against the CIA in the spring of 2010 finally weighed in on a proposed settlement agreement. In a ruling issued March 30, 2010, the federal judge agreed to dismiss the case and …
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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder agreeing to make a referral to the appropriate IG office for an investigation of that wrongdoing and report to the appropriate congressional oversight. Quote, if the U.S. makes these notifications, then it …
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In this court's opinion and orders of January 15th and February 6th, 2009, and the actions of the court's grievance committee can be terminated. U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth stated in his March 30th, 2010 ruling. Lamberth refers…
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When the judge in the case ordered, the court records unsealed and challenged the government's state secret claims in the wake of discovering CIA officials had misled the court. The agency's lawyers, according to court records, failed to no…
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None of them took personal responsibility for the lapse. Instead, they were relying on excuses and even said they forgot to do it. Three CIA attorneys cried foul over Lamberth's statement that the allegations of wrongdoing by government att…
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If Rizzo, Yates, and Edinger had nothing to fear in terms of their actions or inactions in the Horn case and sought to do the right thing by ridding the agency of bad actors, then why not file a motion in support of the judge's call for a r…
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The attorneys at the U.S. Department of Justice in July of 2010 filed a motion in federal court indicating that Congress was notified officially of the corruption allegations involving the CIA. The motion substantiates a prior report that t…
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deception that surfaced in a lawsuit accusing the agency of spying on a DEA agent, the one we've been talking about. Given the implications, it should have certainly been something Congress was interested in. The CIA claimed, however, that …
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Judge Lamberth pressed the DOJ to make a referral to the appropriate IGs to investigate the wrongdoing. Why in the hell wouldn't DOJ just investigate it? It's not like they don't have people to do that. That's their entire function. Judge L…
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The allegations set forth in the court's opinion and order to the Integrity Committee of the Council of Inspector Generals on Integrity and Efficiency and informed their respective congressional oversight committees of the allegations. The …
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On September 21st, 2010, Judge Lamberth issued an order erasing the pending motions in the Horn case with the government agreeing to pay him $3 million. Quote, the following sentence is hereby removed from this court's March 30th, 2010 memo…