Gov Docs in the News: “National Archives (NARA) Posts 19 files (1,025 pages) From the Attorney Work Files of Brett Kavanaugh in the Records of Independent Counsel Kenneth Staff”

UPDATED August 20, 2018 NARA Releases Additional 12,349 Pages Of Records Of Brett Kavanaugh From His Service With The Office Of Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr

UPDATED August 15, 2018 Senate Judiciary Committee Releases Third Batch of Kavanaugh Records
See Also: Links to All Documents re: Judge Brett Kavanaugh Released by Senate Judiciary (Last Updated: August 15, 2018) 

UPDATED August 15, 2018  National Archives Works to Release Records Related to Judge Kavanaugh (via NARA News)

UPDATED August 10, 2018  Judiciary Committee Receives Second Batch of Kavanaugh Documents

UPDATED August 9, 2018  Judiciary Committee Releases First Production of Kavanaugh Records

UPDATED August 8, 2018 Bush Library Denies Fix the Courts Request for Certain Kavanaugh Files

UPDATED August 7, 2018 National Archives Releases Second Batch of Kavanaugh Documents From “Fix the Court” FOIA Lawsuit ||| Direct to Direct to Documents (via NARA)

UPDATED August 3, 2018 Justice Department Releases First Batch of Kavanaugh Documents From “Fix the Court” FOIA Lawsuit ||| Direct to Documents

UPDATED August 1, 2018 Statement from National Archives (NARA) re: Records Related to Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh

Kavanaugh Records via G.W. Bush Library

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19 files, totaling 1,025 pages, from the Attorney Work Files of Brett #Kavanaugh in the records of Independent Counsel Kenneth Staff have been posted on @USNatArchives website. Released documents are available for download: https://t.co/VavVrBKsnT

— US National Archives (@USNatArchives) July 30, 2018

Direct to 19 Files (PDF; via Archives.gov)
Coverage
Archives Releases First Batch of Kavanaugh Documents (via Washington Times)
See Also: Report: Feinstein Blasts National Archives Amid Kavanaugh Documents Fight (July 27, 2018)
See Also: EPIC to Request Kavanaugh White House Records on Warrantless Wiretapping, Mass Surveillance Programs

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