No, Wikileaks deserves it here. Contract forces recipient to acknowledge material is stolen, including origin. That's the risk
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Replying to @DonnchaC @a_profligate
they should have sent unsolicited without acknowledging origin. E.g., "hey this fell off the back of a truck."
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Replying to @dguido @a_profligate
Has their disclosure agreement been published? It's hard to discuss without knowing what they're asking for
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Replying to @DonnchaC @a_profligate
it doesn't matter what contract says, only that it identifies docs as stolen from CIA. That is enough to kill it.
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Replying to @dguido @a_profligate
corporate legal doesn't want to or can't deal with leaked data?
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Replying to @DonnchaC @a_profligate
correct, it's illegal to do so, fruit of a poisoned tree. And Assange is forcing them to acknowledge it's illegal.
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Replying to @dguido @a_profligate
I'm not US, but isn't that just re admissibility of evidence. Thanks for the discussion. Let's hope they figure it out
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I'm substituting terms for brevity on Twitter. It opens a host of nasty legal issues. Yes, hope USG reports soon.
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