[EDINVA]

I'm not a lawyer (but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night) ....

it seems that the Times can't be sued for publishing, but they can sure go after the leaker, a federal employee who has to have a very high security clearance and who has to have signed non-disclosure agreements with the government. I will assume that like the McBride woman who leaked CIA information, this civil servant will also be nabbed, but it IS time to get seriesly tough with these people.

[Wristpin]

Seems to me a better tact would be a mass email campaign to
companies that support treason by advertising in the Slimes.

[sageb1]

"they can sure go after the leaker, a federal employee who has to have a very high security clearance and who has to have signed non-disclosure agreements with the government."

This is a crime, though, so a citizen action lawsuit wouldn't be applicable. ?

[Suzy Quzy]

Do you mean McCarty..not McBride?

[photodawg]

it seems that the Times can't be sued for publishing, but they can sure go after the leaker, a federal employee who has to have a very high security clearance
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Congress was briefed on this program. the leaker is probably a democrat senator or congressman, or staff of same.