[STARWISE]

The 16 boxes of classified information also contained "FISA applications, orders and other related material that should not have been provided to defense counsel," Assistant U.S. Attorney James Jacks wrote in a filing asking for the return of the documents.

Officials blamed the mistake on an unnamed FBI agent and clerical staff who were called in to help copy files because prosecutors and agents familiar with the case were involved in another trial.

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What's the sense of Congress wasting time pursuing NSA wiretaps? The govt. bumblers will just make another OOOPS and the results are the same .. MORE LEAKS.. but we're spared the Rats screeching to us. Sometimes there just are no words.

[Mo1]

Officials blamed the mistake on an unnamed FBI agent and clerical staff who were called in to help copy files because prosecutors and agents familiar with the case were involved in another trial.

That was no mistake .. Bet On It

[Enchante]

Yup, this is a sensational level of bumbling - to provide the scumbags of HLF with extensive information on our counter-terrorism operations, what idiocy. I'd bet the average secretary or office assistant across America is far more careful with routine business correspondence than these bozos at the FBI were with highly sensitive documents on terrorism. I know that if anyone in my company were so incompetent as to provide copies of our business documents to anyone not supposed to receive them, that person would not be around here a day longer.....

[Peach]

Not a mistake. Just another way to be a leaker, imo.