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To: Remember_Salamis
Several days later, after he had retained Breuer as counsel, Berger volunteered that he had also taken 40 to 50 pages of notes during three visits to the Archives beginning in July, the lawyer said. Berger turned the notes over to the Archives. He has acknowledged through attorneys that he knowingly did not show these papers to Archives officials for review before leaving -- a violation of Archives rules, but not one that he perceived as a serious security lapse.

no big deal

69 posted on 07/21/2004 9:53:54 PM PDT by woofie ( I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.)
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To: woofie
Berger volunteered that he had also taken 40 to 50 pages of notes during three visits to the Archives beginning in July, the lawyer said. Berger turned the notes over to the Archives. He has acknowledged through attorneys that he knowingly did not show these papers to Archives officials for review before leaving -- a violation of Archives rules, but not one that he perceived as a serious security lapse.

Aren't such notes subject to the same security classification and laws as the original material ? Think so.
114 posted on 07/21/2004 10:16:42 PM PDT by 1066AD
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