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« Another Bloomberg mayor bites the dust | Main | California: Gov. Jerry Brown signs some gun laws, vetoes others »

Judicial Watch sues MAIG and Bloomberg

Posted by David Hardy · 11 October 2013 10:27 AM

Story here. It's a suit under the NY freedom of info law, filed in the Supreme Court (which in NY is not the supreme court, it gets complicated in some places). It sounds like one heck of a lawsuit, looking for documents reflecting ties between MAIG, NYC government, and MAIG's lobbyists, or to Joe Biden. Normally, a nonprofit is entitled to keep its records secret, but I suspect given the close ties between MAIG and NYC government (which we know pays for MAIG's webpage, for example), MAIG may be vulnerable here. JW does careful legal work, so I suspect they have that angle nailed down.

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Mark-1 | October 11, 2013 5:48 PM | Reply

Guess that 90% that supposedly supports increases in "common sense" gun control is getting harder to find than WMDs in Iraq. lol!

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