Founder and reporter of the Veritas project James O’Keeffe Good news has just been received from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
His lawyer Harmeet Dhillon wrote on Twitter:
break in! The Federal Court has just ordered the DOJ to stop extracting data from the phone calls of our client, reporter James O’Keefe, and ordered a hearing. The legal counsel of the Veritas project asked the court to do so yesterday! pic.twitter.com/nBrmf4myuj
— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 11, 2021
District Court Judge Analisa Torres ordered:
- By November 12, 2021, the government must confirm that it has suspended the extraction and review of O’Keeffe mobile phone content;
- By November 16, 2021, the government must submit a response to the petitioner’s motion to the court;
- By November 19, 2021, O’Keeffe reported the government’s response to the court.
On November 4, the FBI raided Veritas project reporter And the former reporter, allegedly to retrieve Ashley Biden’s diary. New York Times Breathlessly reported the details, once O’Keeffe found out the collusion between the FBI and the FBI New York TimesThen, until then, O’Keeffe pointed out this in a video posted on Friday, November 5.
“Our efforts are responsible and ethical journalism, and we have no doubt that the Veritas project has taken the right actions at every step.” pic.twitter.com/IUWaYAinmT
-Eric Spracklen🇺🇸 (@EricSpracklen) November 5, 2021
November 6, O’Keeffe was also raided by the FBI, They took his mobile phone, which contained his journalist’s notes, Project Veritas funding contact information and other confidential information. New York Times Also hurriedly reported the matter.
After me VIP film Regarding the attack on O’Keeffe’s home and the attack on our First Amendment freedom, one of our savvy readers commented that the purpose of the attack was not for Ashley Biden’s diary, but for the acquisition of O’Keeffe’s mobile phone. There are descriptions and details of his story about future investigations. Another reader pointed out that the FBI may also want to implant things that were not available before on O’Keefe’s phones.
Yes and yes, this is one of the many reasons why Dhillon moved quickly to submit it to the judge. Her efforts have been successful.
We will look at these dates and see what actions (if any) the FBI has taken to restore O’Keefe’s property.
