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Judge in Wikileaks case weighs evidence request
nypost.com
... Internet is accessible to and sought after by the enemy,” Captain Angel Overgaard, one of the military prosecutors, said at the court hearing.
Manning leaks caused diplomatic 'horror and disbelief:' testimony -...
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REUTERS/James Lawler Duggan. To try to establish the extent of damage caused by the anti-secrecy website's exposure of hundreds of thousands of classified diplomatic and military documents and video, prosecutor Captain Angel Overgaard asked the official, Elizabeth Dibble, to describe the reaction.
Dunya News: World:-US judge reduces possible sentence for WikiLeaks...
dunyanews.tv
But prosecutors told the judge Manning's motives for the leak were irrelevant. "The accused knew that he was dealing directly or indirectly with an enemy of the United States," prosecutor Captain Angel Overgaard said. "He knew that the information would be published on the Internet and was accessible to ...
Manning verdict not a win for journalism - Columbia Journalism Review
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... institution is irrelevant, as indicated in an exchange between Lind and prosecutor Captain Angel Overgaard, as recounted in the Guardian:.
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