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Yesterday Big Government posted an article about a new court ruling in the Black Panthers voter intimidation case. The Department of Justice has claimed that since the case was dismissed on May 15, 2009, all documents relating to the case, even those produced after that date were subject to the “attorney work-product privilege.” The court ruled that documents produced after May 15, 2009, were not subject to “attorney work-product privilege” and should not be withheld.

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We already know the Obama administration’s claim that political appointees were not involved in this decision is patently false. And now DOJ officials continue to fight tooth-and-nail to stonewall the release of additional information. What else do they have to hide? This new court ruling means that we may pry loose some additional information on this voter intimidation scandal and perhaps get to the truth in the matter.

Judicial Watch has led the fight to have the documents relating to the New Black Panthers voter intimidation incident made public. The YouTube video makes it clear that the New Black Panthers were not your ordinary poll watchers. It has been a long battle, but hopefully, if anyone obstructed justice in this matter, he will be fired.