Court fight over public access to FBI's secret 9/11 records intensifies
By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org
As the monumental case titled In Re Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001 plods on toward a judge’s decisive ruling on whether Saudi Arabia should be dismissed as a defendant, lawyers on both sides are in a slugfest over what evidence the public should get to see.
At the same time, lawyers for the 9/11 survivors and families of the nearly 3,000 dead and 25,000 injured have once again accused the FBI of foot-dragging in response to judicial orders that it “make a compelling showing” to justify its document sealings and redactions of personal identifying information and other material.
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