No Secret Triaal for AIPAC

Yje American Thinker ^ | 4/20/07 | clarice feldman

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This week, federal prosecutors proposed a procedure that while purporting to protect national defense secrets would have denied the AIPAC defendants a public trial and exposed this information to more than a dozen people with no security clearances and no obligation to keep this information secret. Federal judge T.S. Ellis, III laughed them out of court.

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I think this case is may be dismissed soon.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/19/AR2007041902295_pf.html
Govt given two weeks to determine how it will proceed —whether it will appeal, come up with another way to handle the evidence or dismiss the case.

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What’s a “Triaal”?

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Trial typed by a half-awake person.

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Please correct these inadvertent typos —it’s Trial, not Triaal in the header and The American Thinker is the publication.
Thnaks, I regret the error.

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ping

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http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2007/04/aipac_trial_likely_to_be_postp.html

Trial likely to be postponed