[Aussie Dasher]

Is this treason???

Six months seems VERY light...

[RasterMaster]

Same thing anyone other than a terrorist-appeasing DUmocrat would get a LIFE sentence for....

[stumpy]

Give him a DISHONORABLE discharge and disbar him.

[navyguy]

I would have given him reduction in rank down to E-1, seizure of all pay, dishonorable discharge and 10 years of hard labor at Leavenworth.

[Valin]

In the final weeks of his assignment at Guantanamo, Diaz photocopied a list of detainee names, hid it in a Valentine’s Day card and addressed it to a lawyer at the Center for Constitutional Rights, which defends detainees.

Aware that she was not allowed to possess the documents, the rights attorney notified the military.

[SandRat]

Tried searching the US DoD Web site for the trial record but it’s not on it (yet) will keep checking in the coming days. There’s something in it to get him such an unusual sentence (suspicion).

[YOUGOTIT]

Great Start! Now why are the civilian government workers NOT being put in jail for leaking? And also the Senators and Congressmen or women?

[davidwendell]

HA HA HA

Pretty sure he got a dishonorable discharge as well. I would have liked to have seen him in jail a little longer, but at least he was punished.

[Walkingfeather]

Hell, give him a CODE RED.

[Lancey Howard]

This sick scumbag, Diaz, is no different than the rest of the ACLU lawyers President William Jefferson Bush has put in charge of running the war on terror. You never know when more memos about “ethics on the battlefield” and “moral high ground” might be needed, or when those “rules of engagement” might need updating thereby causing soldiers and Marines to hesitate just long enough to pull their triggers that they end up getting killed.

[PAR35]

He tried to win the liberal’s affection, and she turned him in. Never trust a liberal.

[VOA]

A US Navy lawyer has been sentenced to six months in prison after being
found guilty of leaking the names of Guantanamo Bay detainees
to a rights attorney

Six months for leaking the names of detainees when there is a war
going on?
(i.e., letting the enemy know where their associates are and what
they are doing...i.e., their associates still on the loose know
to not take seriously any phone-calls or communications from spies posing
as those detainees)

Hold this perfidious lawyer incommunicado in solitary for the duration!

Yes, that's extreme, but six months shows the USA is NOT at war.

[isom35]

just the phrase “lawyer jailed” brings me a smile...