Intel Today — Chief Judge Colleen McMahon: CIA Disclosures To One Are Disclosures To All

Summary:
The CIA claims that it can hand over classified information to some — ‘very friendly’ — journalists and still pretend the information has not been made public. Chief Judge Colleen McMahon just made it clear and simple for the Agency: “You cannot have your cake and eat it too.” Chief Judge McMahon ruled that the CIA can not have it both ways. The agency can not hand classified information to one journalist, and then tell another it can not disclose the same information it already made public, even if in a very limited fashion. No discussion. Full Stop.... Intel TodayChief Judge Colleen McMahon: CIA Disclosures To One Are Disclosures To All L

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Mike Norman considers the following as important: CIA, FOIA, law

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