In my October 12, 2017 blog, I discussed the DoJ’s October 11th filing of it’s 6-page document entitled “United States’ Reply In Support Of Motion For Show Cause Why Counterclaim Defendants Should Not Be Held In Contempt”. On that same date, DoJ attorney Ryan McMonagle had also filed “United States Opposition To Counterclaim Defendants Motion For Recusal”. That document was in response to our “Motion to Recuse the Hon. Chris Cooper”, which Michael and I had filed on October 3rd and which I had failed to mention in my blog. Read the rest of this entry »

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