Not really. As @emptywheel notes, any trial involving classified information & CIPA isn't going to happen in that window. So, one could insist on a speedy trial but would be forgoing potentially significant evidence that would be readily available but for classification https://twitter.com/JoKEas2/status/973277490469851136 …
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No it doesn't matter. It had a classified classification. She released it. We can't have people deciding on their own that something shouldn't be classified and then releasing it.
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Again, the law does not prohibit leaking of "classified" information. It prohibits leaks of "National Defense Information." So the govt has to prove it was NDI.
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18 us code 798. It's against the law to release classified material. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/798 … NDI doesn't matter.
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Can you point to where in this indictment it charges 798? https://standwithreality.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/090617-072-prosec-updated-indictment.pdf … Thanks.
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Haven't read it don't care. If they didn't indict her under 798 then they screwed up. She broke the law per 798.
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