BREAKING COURT DECISION: JFK COVERUP CONTINUES IN 2026: My client exposed the National Archives and a Museum for (continuing) a scheme that suppresses public records under the guise of a copyright.
— Mark L. Javitch (@javitch_mark) August 11, 2026
Dallas federal Judge Jane J. Boyle rejected their attempt to deny Freedom of…
Dallas federal Judge Jane J. Boyle rejected their attempt to deny Freedom of Information Act requests based on a copyright that could never be challenged, explaining: "NARA rejects FOIA requests based on the Museum’s copyright, the Museum declines licenses to the requester, and the Museum refrains from threatening or filing copyright infringement suits to prevent anyone from challenging the copyright’s validity or scope, ad infinitum. In other words, the Forum’s rights under FOIA are being actively restricted by the Museum’s purported copyright interest, and a declaratory judgment action may be the Forum’s only way to overcome the obstacle that is the Museum’s assertion of copyright ownership."
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