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April 15th, 2006 at 1:05 am

Update: Larry Klayman and Judicial Watch

The phenomenally litigious populist-conservative figure (see Jul. 24, 2005 and Apr. 16-17, 2002) has parted ways with his old organization, Judicial Watch. Litigation has, of course, ensued (Jerry Seper, “Judicial Watch ex-head sues over ‘power grab’”, Washington Times, Apr. 14).

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