Lawsuits
CREW v. Army
On July 31, 2009, CREW sued the Department of the Army for failing to provide CREW records under the Freedom of Information Act related to documentation of Army guidance that discourages diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). After CREW sued, the Army disclosed hundreds pages of records and agreed to pay attorneys’ fees, and CREW subsequently dismissed the lawsuit.
Court Documents
Motion to Dismiss in Part and for Summary Judgment - Woolverton Declaration, Exhibit A 5-19-10
Defendant's Memorandum in Support of Motion to Dismiss in Part and for Summary Judgment 5-19-10
Motion to Dismiss in Part and for Summary Judgment - Woolverton Declaration 5-19-10
Motion to Dismiss in Part and for Summary Judgment - Woolverton Declaration, Exhibit A 5-19-10
Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendant's Motion to Dismiss in Part and for Summary Judgment 6-21-10
Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendant's Motion - Exhibit 6-21-10
Related Documents and Actions
CREW and VoteVets.org Urge Investigation into PTSD Misdiagnosis
CREW and VoteVets.org Ask House Armed Services to Investigate
Army administrative appeal (PTSD) 6-2-09
Army acknowledgment (PTSD) 4-23-09
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