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[PokeyJoe]

In early-1998, Chris served as lead counsel for the Navy officer threatened with expulsion from the service based on private information the Navy obtained illegally from America Online. Within a two week period, the case went from filing in federal court in Washington to a permanent injunction against the proposed Navy discharge. The case made new law under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, as well as under the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Pursue" policy governing gays in the military. The matter received extensive media attention, especially concerning the Internet privacy issues.

Not sure if this is the "dood" - as the alternative "Chris Wolf" in Maryland appears to be a newbie.

Found the lawyer on martindale.com, and went to the law firm's website and found a ..... biography.

He works in media, copyright, privacy, and employment law. Good combination of interests for this "case."

[Jeff Chandler]

Perhaps it is time to jettison the vaunted "New Tone", and clean out the radical leftists from the FBI, CIA, State Department, etc., etc., etc.(with apologies to Rodgers and Hammerstein .)

[claudiustg]

We are unfortunate to have such selfish people representing our country in important matters.

[piasa]

Rat attack phase two... in true Al Gore fashion, seek out lawyer...

[JesseHousman]

..."and that's first and foremost what they're interested in."

Bullscheist! This has been, outside of the skewer Rush fiasco, the most ridiculous story of the past month!

[Stultis]

"Bring it on" Joe and Val!

A courtroom is the PERFECT place to put to you many pertinent questions with regard to which the lamestream media has been predictably incurious.

BTW, Val, Novak only revealed that you were an employee at the CIA. Just a few days later David Corn revealed the nature of your cover (that you were under "nonofficial" cover, posing as a private sector employee) AND the focus of your mission. So you'll be suing Mr. Corn and his magazine then, right? Unless, that is, you or your hubby have some kind of special relationship with Mr. Corn at The Nation. That will have to be examined in court, I think, as will your and hubby's cozy relationship with Walter Pincus of The Washington Post, who got an early copy of Joe's New York Times editorial, and to whom hubby "outed" himself. (Credit to Wolfstar's intriguing thread for these points.)

But this is only a start. I think both you and hubby will spend quit a bit of time on the witness stand. Better bring a comfortable cushion to court.

[Diogenesis]

There should be an All-American Class-Action suit
against Wilson for his fraud, manipulation, and impact (negative) on US Security.

[Highest Authority]

This entire debacle is a scheme by the DemonRATS to upset the 2004 Bush re-election campaign. Time to bring out every tidbit about their murders and their rotten deals with the communist Chinese. Hit them with a list of their dirty deals EVERY DAY!!!!!! Don't let them win ... this is a battle to save Freedom!

[mewzilla]

Let'em. Discovery would be a blast.

[borisbob69]

"There's no question that the Wilsons' legal rights have been violated," their lawyer, Christopher Wolf, told The Post. "More importantly, the country's legal rights have been violated, and that's first and foremost what they're interested in."

Maybe this idiot has no questions...but I certainly do! First, exactly how have their legal rights been violated? From what I understand it was common knowledge she worked for the CIA. Second, she recommended her husband for this so called Fact-Finding mission to Africa and some yayhoo approved him despite his obvious bias against the Bush Administration. Third, if it's illegal to reveal the name of an undercover operative (or even acknowledge their ties with the agency) then I suspect the confirmation by the CIA to Novak means she wasn't covered by the law that they claim placed her and hubby at great risk and peril.

Finally, the fact that they are looking for who to sue and for how much they should try to extort from the public coffers makes me think this is another case of Follow the Money!

So, maybe what is first and foremost in their minds is a cozy retirement funded by the taxpayers and the possibility of doing as much scorched earth damage as possible on their way to that early retirement. What a couple of a$$holes!

[montag813]

"More importantly, the country's legal rights have been violated

HUH?

[freedom1st]

The leak to Novak sparked a Justice Department investigation into allegations that someone at the White House may have leaked her name in order to punish Wilson for writing a column in the New York Times that The uranium-purchase claim was bogus

Novak has said it was not a leak. Yet here is the NY Post stating it as fact that it was a leak. The media continues to try to create news, rather than report it.

[MizSterious]

Discovery might be painful--for the Wilsons. Old skeletons might turn up, showing more grievous offenses than the ones causing the lawsuit.

[Just mythoughts]

Good, let them sue, they then put themselves in the position of being placed under oath regarding their own actions and activities.

Sure would like to submit a few questions of my own for that deposition.

[yoe]

For those of you who might have missed this, please read carefully.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/993741/posts

[Teacher317]

"More importantly, the country's legal rights have been violated, and that's first and foremost what they're interested in."

Moron. Only individuals have rights. Groups, nations, classes, continents, etc. do NOT have collective rights.

[Reb Raider]

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