Philip J Berg, Update, October 22, 2008, Motion for Summary Judgement, API, African Press International, Michelle Obama tape update
October 22, 2008
Jeff Schreiber, Law student, legal writer and blog owner, has provided an update regarding Philip J Berg, the Berg lawsuit and the API, Africa Press International, Michelle Obama tape. Here are some exerpts:
“Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Motion for Summary Judgment, API Just Won’t Go Away, and Rumblings from the Court
As of 11:00 this morning, Philip Berg had done three radio interviews, the last of which was a half-hour spot on G. Gordon Liddy’s popular program. Later today, he will be the subject of a piece by a CBS affiliate in Anchorage, AK.
I spoke with Berg immediately after his Liddy spot, and he mentioned two things of note. First, he plans to file a motion for summary judgment with the court today. Second, he has been in contact with African Press International and, as we spoke, his staff was working with the API staff on the electronic transfer of the alleged Michelle Obama tape.
On the motion for summary judgment, I will bring details here as soon as I know anything further. Berg had hoped to file early this morning, as he did for yesterday’s motions, but certain circumstances prevented it.”
“”We are working with computer people and Chief Editor Korir over at African Press International as we speak so the audio file can be transfered over to us for distribution,” Berg said. “They say the information on there is far more extensive than just the things they reported, but before I do anything with it I want to review it in full.”"
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