Civil Rights
Jul. 8, 2010
Plaintiffs Notch Win in 'Don't Ask' Trial
A U.S. judge brushed back attempts by the Justice Department to block witnesses and experts seeking to testify against a ban on gays and lesbians openly serving in the military.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - A U.S. judge has ruled gay Republicans can present a panoply of experts, witnesses and documents in an effort to force the federal government to end its controversial ban on gays and lesbians openly serving in the military.
U.S. Justice Department lawyers sought to severely limit what plaintiffs could bring forth when a bench trial opens July 13 in U.S. District Court...
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