Tara Reade Sues DOJ for $10 Million, Alleges FBI Operation Against Her

Lawsuit Claims Violation of Reade's Constitutional Rights, DOJ Has Six Months to Respond

Tara Reade, who accused President Joe Biden of sexual assault in 1993, has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice seeking $10 million in damages for invasion of privacy, emotional distress, and violation of state and federal constitutional rights.
The lawsuit alleges that the FBI conducted an operation against Reade, named 'Operation Cassandra', with the aim to discredit and eliminate her as a threat to President Biden.
The operation allegedly involved violations of Reade's Fourth Amendment rights, violations of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), and state privacy laws.
Reade's attorney, Jonathan Levy, has stated that the DOJ has six months to respond to the lawsuit and that they will continue demanding her records and may have to initiate a formal Freedom of Privacy Act request.
Reade and Levy are in the process of starting their own international commission called Justice for All, described as a broader umbrella group operating outside the U.S. to work on behalf of whistleblower rights for others in similar situations.