Court denies Brian Mock and Cindy Young intervention in Dunn v. Austin
Judge Dabney L. Friedrich denied Mock’s and Young’s motions to intervene in the January 6 plaque litigation. The ruling addressed Article III standing and permissive intervention and did not resolve the truth of their broader firsthand assertions.
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ruling · Mar 30, 2026
Dunn v. Austin — Opinion Denying Brian Mock and Cindy Young Intervention
An 11-page March 30, 2026 memorandum opinion in Dunn v. Austin denied Brian Mock’s and Cindy Lou Young’s motions to intervene in litigation concerning the congressionally directed January 6 law-enforcement plaque. The ruling addressed standing and permissive intervention; it did not decide the truth or falsity of their broader firsthand claims about January 6, detention, stigma, public history, or government conduct.
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