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Individuals who examine Gorin and other cases brought under 793(f) would, as the legal editor of Fortune did, find seven relevant civilian prosecutions under it. (There are cases of individuals having been charged with violating 793(f), but they plead guilty -- either to 793(f) violations or to other crimes -- thus there was no prosecution.)
  • A case involving “larceny” of a notebook marked “SECRET,”
  • A case in which a sailor “stuffed the document down his pants front and walked out of the building with it”;
  • A case whereby an airman took classified photos home because he found them “amusing”;
  • A case in which a longtime custodian of classified records, who had actually taught courses on the subject, intentionally took home 311 classified items to use as “personal reference material”;
  • A case in which an Air Force serviceman, whose job required him to destroy classified documents in a prescribed manner, took the materials home instead and just tossed them in a dumpster, where they were discovered by children. He had also filed false reports attesting that he had disposed of the documents properly.
  • United States v. Rickie L. Roller: In 1989, a Marine Corps sergeant was working in a secured area where he habitually, and lawfully, placed classified material in his desk. After some nasty run-ins with his superior, he was transferred. On his last day, packing his office, he threw a bunch of personal effects from his desk into a gym bag including, as it happens, several classified documents, some of which were Top Secret. A few weeks later, he discovered the classified materials. Fearing reprimand, he hid them in his garage. He planned, he later testified, to destroy them when he got to his next duty station. When he did move to the new location, however, the professional movers helping him came across the classified documents. They notified the authorities. After a search, the remaining documents were found. Roller was sentenced to five years, which was commuted to 10 months confinement.
  • United States v. Arthur E. Gonzalez: In February 1979, an Air Force staff sergeant took a trip to visit an oil worker friend in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. When he arrived, he discovered that he’d inadvertently intermingled two Top Secret messages with some personal mail he’d taken. He put the documents in a desk drawer in his friend’s room, intending to pick them up when he returned to his squadron. When he departed on February 25, however, he forgot the documents, leaving them in the desk. Gonzalez’s friend shared the room with another oil worker, with each occupying it on alternate weeks. In early March, the other oil worker discovered the documents, gave it to his oil company supervisor, who gave it to the Air Force authorities. Gonzalez was sentenced to five months confinement, which was commuted to 43 days.
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

The photos taken in 2009 showed parts of the reactor configuration, according to the memo filed last week in support of a probation sentencing by Saucier's lawyer, Derrick Hogan. Saucier knew the system was secret and prohibited from being documented, but he wanted to show his future family what he did in the Navy, the court filing states.

Hogan submitted the memo ahead of the sentencing and argues for leniency by making comparisons to the high-profile investigation into Clinton's use of a private computer server as Secretary of State. During Clinton's tenure, she possessed 110 classified emails, including eight chains of top secret information, on her server, FBI Director James Comey said in July following an investigation.

While Comey called Clinton's use of a private email system to send classified messages "extremely careless," Comey recommended to the Department of Justice that a lack of intent to mishandle and exploit classified information was a crucial point in not seeking prosecution. The controversy has been a sticking point during Clinton's presidential campaign.

Hogan seeks to exploit the appearance of a double standard: leniency for high-ranking officials and harsh punishments for junior servicemembers. Similar comparisons have been made with Gen. David Petraeus, a former director of the CIA who was not charged with handling secret information that he allegedly shared with a mistress.

"In our case, Mr. Saucier possessed six (6) photographs classified as 'confidential/restricted,' far less than Clinton's 110 emails," Hogan wrote in the court papers. "It will be unjust and unfair for Mr. Saucier to receive any sentence other than probation for a crime those more powerful than him will likely avoid."


It is quite plain that you are talking out of your ass on this topic, 320 or there would be no one that is ever tried unless they express an intent to do harm. And yet, here are two cases of people being charged who had done far far less than Hillary the Crook did with 33,000 emails and hundreds of classified emails.

Duh.
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
Justice for some?
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
*sigh*

Because he was going to be convicted. People have been convicted of far less than what Hillary has done WITHOUT intent to do anything at all - simply mishandling classified information is enough to land you in jail for the rest of us. Hillary is being held to a different standard - no matter how much you want to ignore that.
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
*sigh*

Because he was going to be convicted. People have been convicted of far less than what Hillary has done WITHOUT intent to do anything at all - simply mishandling classified information is enough to land you in jail for the rest of us. Hillary is being held to a different standard - no matter how much you want to ignore that.

Not the same...

The photos taken in 2009 showed parts of the reactor configuration, according to the memo filed last week in support of a probation sentencing by Saucier's lawyer, Derrick Hogan. Saucier knew the system was secret and prohibited from being documented, but he wanted to show his future family what he did in the Navy,
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
*sigh*

Because he was going to be convicted. People have been convicted of far less than what Hillary has done WITHOUT intent to do anything at all - simply mishandling classified information is enough to land you in jail for the rest of us. Hillary is being held to a different standard - no matter how much you want to ignore that.

Not the same...

The photos taken in 2009 showed parts of the reactor configuration, according to the memo filed last week in support of a probation sentencing by Saucier's lawyer, Derrick Hogan. Saucier knew the system was secret and prohibited from being documented, but he wanted to show his future family what he did in the Navy,
Yes it is no matter how many times she denies that the information she transmitted was classified.
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.
*sigh*

Because he was going to be convicted. People have been convicted of far less than what Hillary has done WITHOUT intent to do anything at all - simply mishandling classified information is enough to land you in jail for the rest of us. Hillary is being held to a different standard - no matter how much you want to ignore that.

Not the same...

The photos taken in 2009 showed parts of the reactor configuration, according to the memo filed last week in support of a probation sentencing by Saucier's lawyer, Derrick Hogan. Saucier knew the system was secret and prohibited from being documented, but he wanted to show his future family what he did in the Navy,
Yes it is no matter how many times she denies that the information she transmitted was classified.

The FBI found no cases where she ever transmitted classified information
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?
 
So what law are the prosecutors going after Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier with?
Sailor Who Mishandled Classified Info Cites Clinton, Seeks Leniency | Military.com
Petty Officer First Class Kristian M. Saucier, 29, will be sentenced Friday for a felony charge of retaining national defense information. He pleaded guilty in May on the charge that he photographed classified workings of the propulsion system of the nuclear powered USS Alexandria.

Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?

Sure do.......yet, you are unable to show Hillary Clinton transmitting classified information in that chain
 
Prosecutors aren't going after anything. The man pled guilty.

He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?

Sure do.......yet, you are unable to show Hillary Clinton transmitting classified information in that chain
Statement by FBI Director James B. Comey on the Investigation of Secretary Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Personal E-Mail System

"For example, seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received. These chains involved Secretary Clinton both sending e-mails about those matters and receiving e-mails from others about the same matters."
Comey
 
He knowingly violated the law
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?

Sure do.......yet, you are unable to show Hillary Clinton transmitting classified information in that chain
Statement by FBI Director James B. Comey on the Investigation of Secretary Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Personal E-Mail System

"For example, seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received. These chains involved Secretary Clinton both sending e-mails about those matters and receiving e-mails from others about the same matters."
Comey

Oddly, none were marked as Top Secret, so nobody in the chain seemed to know
 
And she did not know that classified material cannot be handled on unclassified systems? Classified information cannot be sent to people that do not have clearance? Classified information cannot be transmitted through systems that do not have the proper clearance?

Saying that Clinton did not know that she was violating laws governing the transmission and handling of classified materials is like stating she is a complete and utter moron. Clinton is not a moron.

She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?

Sure do.......yet, you are unable to show Hillary Clinton transmitting classified information in that chain
Statement by FBI Director James B. Comey on the Investigation of Secretary Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Personal E-Mail System

"For example, seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received. These chains involved Secretary Clinton both sending e-mails about those matters and receiving e-mails from others about the same matters."
Comey

Oddly, none were marked as Top Secret, so nobody in the chain seemed to know
Your claim was that she never sent classified material. That is factually false.
 
She did not place the material on her server. Others mismarked it and sent it in unclassified emails

There are no instances of Clinton placing classified material on her server or sending it
Do you know what an email chain is?

Sure do.......yet, you are unable to show Hillary Clinton transmitting classified information in that chain
Statement by FBI Director James B. Comey on the Investigation of Secretary Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Personal E-Mail System

"For example, seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received. These chains involved Secretary Clinton both sending e-mails about those matters and receiving e-mails from others about the same matters."
Comey

Oddly, none were marked as Top Secret, so nobody in the chain seemed to know
Your claim was that she never sent classified material. That is factually false.

Not classified until it is.
 

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