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USA v. BARONI, et al
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June 14, 2016
NJ Bridge Scandal Figures Can't Ditch Charges, Judge Rules
A New Jersey federal judge has refused to toss criminal charges against former government officials over the George Washington Bridge scandal, rejecting among other arguments that the government's alleged withholding of documents represents a due process violation.
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May 31, 2016
US Says Public Doesn't Have Right To GWB Conspirator List
The federal government on Friday threw in its support behind the mystery individual seeking to block the release of his name and other unindicted co-conspirators tied to the criminal case over the George Washington Bridge lane closures, telling the Third Circuit the public doesn't have this particular presumptive right to access.
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May 23, 2016
Wrong Law Applied To GWB Conspirator List, 3rd Circ. Told
The mystery individual seeking to block the release of names of unindicted co-conspirators tied to the criminal case over the George Washington Bridge lane closures told the Third Circuit on Monday that the information isn't subject to public-access laws.
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May 13, 2016
Judge Delays Deadline For List Of GWB Scandal Conspirators
A New Jersey federal judge on Friday refused to grant an unidentified individual's last-minute bid to block the public release of unindicted co-conspirators in the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal after pushing the deadline back in response to the alleged co-conspirator's request.
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April 26, 2016
Gov't Slams Immunity Claims In NJ Bridge Scandal Case
The federal government on Tuesday blasted a former Port Authority executive's latest attempt to nix his criminal charges over the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal, saying his claims that immunized documents were used to obtain the indictment don't hold water because he didn't receive that protection.
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March 25, 2016
Judge Delays Trial In GW Bridge Scandal Until September
The trial of two former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie insiders accused of orchestrating the George Washington Bridge lane closures has been delayed four months to give defense attorneys time to sift through the voluminous discovery attached to the criminal case, according to a federal judge's order.
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March 14, 2016
Gov't Says NJ Officials Can't Shake Bridge Scandal Charges
The federal government urged a New Jersey federal court Friday to deny bids by two former state officials to nix criminal charges over the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal, saying the indictment provides a slew of factual allegations supporting conspiracy claims.
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March 02, 2016
Ex-Christie Staffer Fights To Unseal Bridgegate Names
The former Gov. Chris Christie aide facing criminal charges over the George Washington Bridge lane closures rejuvenated her effort to obtain the names of unindicted conspirators who knew of the alleged scheme, telling a federal judge Monday the information is "crucial" to her case.
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February 17, 2016
Feds Urge Judge To Block Bridge Scandal Media Request
Prosecutors fighting to keep sealed the names of unindicted George Washington Bridge scandal figures shot back Tuesday at the media's attempt obtain the information, telling a federal judge the identities of the uncharged co-conspirators in the New Jersey scandal are irrelevant at this point in the case and revealing them could harm their reputations.
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February 05, 2016
Gibson Dunn To Face Subpoena In NJ Bridge Case
A judge on Friday gave former New Jersey officials facing charges over the September 2013 closure of George Washington Bridge access lanes the green light to subpoena Gibson Dunn for more records from Gov. Chris Christie's office, allowing defense counsel to test their contention that the firm improperly withheld relevant documents.