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onenote

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9. It's likely that if one of the charges related to a different part of the Espionage Act

Reply to dflprincess (Reply #7)

Thu Jun 8, 2023, 10:25 PM

Jun 2023

than the one addressing retention of documents, that information would be coming out.

We'll know on Tuesday (if not before), but my bet is that the only Espionage Act related charge is the unlawful retention violation.

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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg trending? [View all] Johnny2X2X Jun 2023 OP

gas him. Meadowoak Jun 2023 #1

The precedent is clear. RobertDevereaux Jun 2023 #2

Not remotely the same case or statutory violation. onenote Jun 2023 #6

As far as we know dflprincess Jun 2023 #7

It's likely that if one of the charges related to a different part of the Espionage Act onenote Jun 2023 #9

You're probably right dflprincess Jun 2023 #11

Agreed. TwilightZone Jun 2023 #8

A conviction and imprisonment would be circular justice. no_hypocrisy Jun 2023 #3

Prison Johnny2X2X Jun 2023 #4

Open the museum, dust off Old Sparky! Party time for Don the Con! lolololol Shanti Shanti Shanti Jun 2023 #5

I don't believe in the death penalty & what we know so far doesn't put Trump at risk of it dflprincess Jun 2023 #10

Ha! Even better karma, he signed a law in 2018 to punish Hillary by making these crimes tougher Shanti Shanti Shanti Jun 2023 #13

I forgot that dflprincess Jun 2023 #14

Sorry to disappoint people...the "Espionage Act" covers more violations than actual espionage. brooklynite Jun 2023 #12