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It's Friday, July 11th.

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Some legal news, there's a new push in the years-long effort to reveal the names of four Seattle police officers

who attended the stop the steel

rally ahead of the January 6th attack on the Capitol. The Seattle Times reports an attorney

for a man who sued to have the officers' names released is asking a judge to hold the officers

in contempt for defying a court order. The officers filed a countersuit against the Seattle plaintiff in

2021 and only identified themselves as John Does in the court filings. The judge then ordered

the officers to drop the pseudonyms and use their real names. But the Times says they've maintained

their anonymity during the proceedings and legal challenges. The officers also asked the U.S. Supreme

Court to step in, but the petition was denied this week. So now the plaintiff's attorney is

calling for the officers to identify themselves. They also want a judge to slap them with daily

fines until they obey the order. The federal government has withdrawn plans to recover

imperiled salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River Basin.

Northwest Public Broadcasting's Courtney Flap explains.

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