Posted on Aug 11, 2023
How an obscure law about government secrets known as CIPA could shape the Trump documents trial
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"The back-and-forth between Trump and the government about what secret evidence can be used during the trial is regulated by a little-known law known as the Classified Information Procedures Act, or CIPA."
How an obscure law about government secrets known as CIPA could shape the Trump documents trial
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MSgt Thomas Clifford
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Awesome. Now we can apply it to Killery Clinton and Biden too. After all they are just as guilty right? Oh that’s right, rules/laws don’t apply to Democrats.
--- How many investigations do you need into that? There were multiple, the last two at least were Republican led. She did not violate any laws. There was violations of State Dept policy - yes. After the State Dept did an internal investigation, they cited 38 people for security violations for sending classified emails that ended up on her server. However, their investigation and others never found any pattern of deliberate mishandling of classified.
With her case - that stuff happens on a daily basis in every government organization I bet. And in military units. Go talk to any security manager about the security incidents or violations they've had to handle. It's usually senior ranking people - primarily officers in my experience. Usually MAJs.
Hillary never stole any classified and never hid any from anyone. If Trump had just turned over ALL that classified when asked, no charges.
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Awesome. Now we can apply it to Killery Clinton and Biden too. After all they are just as guilty right? Oh that’s right, rules/laws don’t apply to Democrats.
--- How many investigations do you need into that? There were multiple, the last two at least were Republican led. She did not violate any laws. There was violations of State Dept policy - yes. After the State Dept did an internal investigation, they cited 38 people for security violations for sending classified emails that ended up on her server. However, their investigation and others never found any pattern of deliberate mishandling of classified.
With her case - that stuff happens on a daily basis in every government organization I bet. And in military units. Go talk to any security manager about the security incidents or violations they've had to handle. It's usually senior ranking people - primarily officers in my experience. Usually MAJs.
Hillary never stole any classified and never hid any from anyone. If Trump had just turned over ALL that classified when asked, no charges.
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Awesome. Now we can apply it to Killery Clinton and Biden too. After all they are just as guilty right? Oh that’s right, rules/laws don’t apply to Democrats.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
Not the same. Trump deliberately hid those documents and refused to return them. The other 2 were just careless.
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