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LOHRENZ V. DONNELLY DISMISSED BY THE SUPREME COURT
In September 2003 a three-judge panel of the  U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit  reaffirmed the Motion for Summary Judgment that had been approved by  U. S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth  in August 2002. The case finally ended on May 17,... Read More
04 Sep 06
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
D.C. COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS RULING IN FAVOR OF THE...
Elaine Donnelly , President of the  Center for Military Readiness , expressed great satisfaction in CMR’s second, decisive victory in litigation filed against CMR by  Carey Dunai Lohrenz , a former F-14 pilot, more than seven years ago. In an opinion released on December 12, a... Read More
30 Dec 03
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
CMR DEFENDS LEGAL VICTORY BEFORE COURT OF APPEALS
On August 16, 2002, Washington D.C. U.S. District  Judge Royce C. Lamberth  dismissed, with prejudice, the lawsuit filed by Plaintiff  Carey D. Lohrenz  against  Elaine Donnelly  and the  Center for Military Readiness (CMR)  in 1996. The... Read More
05 Nov 03
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
DoD INSPECTOR GENERAL INVESTIGATING NAVY JAG ABUSE OF POWER
The  Department of Defense Inspector General (DoD IG)  has been investigating, for more than a year, a pattern of improper behavior and abuse of power by certain officials in the  Office of the Navy Judge Advocate General (OJAG) . The confidential probe began when ... Read More
05 Nov 03
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
COURT DISMISSES LAWSUIT TO INCLUDE WOMEN IN DRAFT...
The Center for Military Readiness is pleased to report that a lawsuit intended to impose  Selective Service  obligations on young women has been dismissed by the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.  1 In an 8-page opinion, U.S. Senior  District Judge... Read More
04 Sep 03
Tags Judicial/Legal Matters, Women in the Military
FEMALE PILOT FILES APPEAL TO OVERTURN CMR VICTORY
Feminists who filed a baseless lawsuit against the  Center for Military Readiness  and  Elaine Donnelly  in 1996 have not given up on their malicious campaign to silence Donnelly and shut down CMR. On August 16, 2002,  Judge Royce C. Lamberth  of the U.S.... Read More
11 Feb 03
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
SUMMARY JUDGMENT: CMR WINS DECISIVE VICTORY
The Center for Military Readiness is celebrating victory in litigation that President Elaine Donnelly described as "harassment by feminist advocates who misused the Court to threaten my rights of free speech. This victory upholds the right of CMR to question official policies that elevate risks,... Read More
21 Aug 02
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
Feminist Attorney Files Questionable Affidavits in...
The belated response of attorney Susan Barnes to CMR’s Motion for Summary Judgment heaped new falsehoods on top of old ones. None of them provided credible support to the Plaintiff’s original accusations. The filing was composed of several elements, listed and analyzed below: 1.... Read More
07 May 02
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
New Information Undermines Lawsuit Intended to Silence CMR
Background and Overview Six years after a harassment lawsuit was filed in federal court to silence Elaine Donnelly and the Center for Military Readiness, CMR attorneys have presented to the Court new information that is devastating to what is left of the Plaintiff’s case. Feminist attorney... Read More
07 May 02
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
CMR FILES RESPONSE IN SUPPORT OF MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
On March 28 CMR attorneys responded to documents filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia by feminist attorney Susan Barnes. In litigation filed against CMR in 1996, Barnes accused CMR of ending the already-failing career of former pilot Carey D. Lohrenz by exposing double... Read More
18 Apr 02
Tags Congress/Legislation, Judicial/Legal Matters
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