incorrect. You need to reread 793.
Not incorrect. The claim you made in post 793 is incorrect. When a law is violated a crime has been committed. In order to commit a crime, intent is necessary. No intent. No crime. no crime. No law violated. You can try to redefine how our justice system works if you like. But you will still be wrong.
It wasn't post 793. and intent isn't necessary to being guilty of committing the crime. Show me where in 793 that it says intent is required.
what crime?
no crime was committed.
you're confused and delusional.
again, it is not the job of the FBI to carry out your winger agenda.
What part of Rule of Law do you not understand. She violated 793 which has already been posted. Intent is not necessary to be guilty. She is guilty. It's not my fault the FBI isn't doing their jobs.
The law itself says if found negligent you are guilty. Read 793.
It's written right in the law you dumbass:
Section b: "Whoever, for the purpose aforesaid, and with like
intent or reason..."
Section d: "
...willfully communicates..."
Now, the section you're interested in is section f, and it isn't negligence, it is
GROSS negligence. Guess who get's to determine gross negligence? And it isn't
you. That's right. It is the
investigating agency. Guess what? That agency decided that while careless, it did
not rise to the level of
gross negligence.
So, again, we're back to No. Crime. No. law. Broken.