Opinion Could Dampen Zeal To Classify Government Information

Opinion Could Dampen Zeal To Classify Government Information

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It was the first time two civilian nongovernment employees were indicted under the Espionage Act. Rosen and Weissman were charged with violations of the 1911 espionage statute by transmitting national defense information to people not entitled to receive it and to an agent of a foreign power.

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I have been wondering for almost a year now what the nsa was going to pull out of its hat when it came to this case many people remember the stories behind this case back in 2004 I did a number of briefs on it.

The sandy berger case not withstanding this case and its ties to it I wonder how many ats members possibly including myself that might just be arrested after this virginia ruling.

Just my 2 cents for now I did a search on ats on this story nothing came up this story is worth reading thats all.

Falcon




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