Bankruptcy Court For The District Of Columbia
Events (17)
- June 9, 1986: Inslaw Files Action against Justice Department in Bankruptcy Court 1986-06-09
- July 7, 1987: Deputy Attorney General Asks Subordinates for ‘More Favorable Disposition’ of Inslaw Case 1987-07-07
- After July 7, 1987: Justice Department Report Says Inslaw Judge Cannot Be Removed over Alleged Bias 1987-07-07
- September 28, 1987: Bankruptcy Judge Rules Justice Department Obtained Enhanced PROMIS by ‘Trickery, Fraud, and Deceit’ 1987-09-28
- October 29, 1987: Justice Department Memo Notes Possible Pending Removal of Inslaw Case Judge 1987-10-29
- November 24, 1987: Official Report Drafted on Reappointment of Inslaw Judge; Does Not Criticize Him 1987-11-24
- December 8, 1987: Unofficial Memo Drafted Criticizing Judge Who Ruled in Favor of Inslaw 1987-12-08
- December 15, 1987: Inslaw Bankruptcy Judge Not Reappointed 1987-12-15
- January 12, 1988: Inslaw Bankruptcy Judge Requests Hearing on Non-Reappointment 1988-01-12
- January 19, 1988: Justice Department Asks for Recusal of Inslaw Case Judge, Application Is Denied 1988-01-19
- January 25, 1988: Justice Department Again Asks for Recusal of Inslaw Judge; Motion Is Denied 1988-01-25
- February 2, 1988: Bankruptcy Court Awards Inslaw $8 Million in PROMIS Dispute 1988-02-02
- February 1985: Inslaw Declares Bankruptcy
- May 1988: Reporter Tells Inslaw Judge Justice Department Had Him Removed over Inslaw Case
- August 1987: Assistant Attorney General Says Inslaw Bankruptcy Judge ‘Not Favorably Disposed’ to Department
- Second Half of 1987: Bankruptcy Court Hearing Inslaw Case ‘up to Par’ Administratively, According to Clerk
- April 1982: Justice Department Appoints Former Inslaw Employee to Supervise Contract with Company