Hillary knows they won't do anything to her.

“She’s too big to jail,” said national security attorneyEdward MacMahon Jr., who represented former CIA employee Jeffrey Sterling in 2011 in a leak case that led to an espionage prosecution and 3½-year prison term. He cited a pattern of light punishments for top government officials who have mishandled classified information while lower level whistleblowers such as Sterling have faced harsh prosecutions for revealing sensitive information to expose waste, fraud or abuse in government.
At least 671 emails thatClintonsent or received through her private server containedclassified material, according to the State Department’s latest update Friday from its ongoing review of more than 30,000 emails. Her aides also sent and received classified information.
In response to a public records lawsuit, the department released another7,200 pagesof Clinton’s emails after partially or entirely redacting any containing sensitive U.S. or foreign government information on a range of issues.
The inspectors general of the State Department and intelligence community have said that some contained classified information when they were generated, but they were not marked that way at the time.
Hillary smiling while (D) Elijah Cummings is arguing with (R)Trey Gowdy
Most of the classified emails are at the “confidential” level – the lowest level of classification – but if additional emails are determined to be the more sensitive “secret” or highly sensitive “top secret” levels, it would raise the gravity of a potential security breach.
Peter Zeidenberg, a former federal prosecutor who handles cases against local, state and federal officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff,Scooter Libby, for leaking the covert identity of CIA officer Valerie Plame, said Clinton’s actions may have been foolish but not necessarily illegal.
“If the emails were not marked, it would not be possible – at least not in my view – to establish that Ms. Clinton knowingly mishandled classified information,” he said. “How was she to know that this was classified if it was not marked?”
How? Because it's her damned job to know whether it's classified or not!!!
Fact.....every official State Department communication is considered to be classified.
Still, experts say that if Clinton aides pasted classified information into emails to her without including markings signaling the material was classified they could face felony charges.
Clinton’s campaign declined to comment for this story. Clinton initially said she did not send or receive any classified information – a denial she later adjusted, saying that none was marked as classified at the time.
Read more here: As Benghazi inquiry fades, Clinton still faces legal questions about emails
Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 12
Diplomatic Security 12 FAM 530
Page1of49
12 FAM 533.1 Overnight Custody
-
185; (01-31-2012)
(Uniform State, USAID, OPIC, TDP)
You must not remove classified material from official premises except when
necessary in conducting official meetings, conferences, or consultations, and
you must return this material to safe storage facilities immediately upon the
conclusion of the meeting, conference, or consultation. Residences are not
considered official premises. You must not remove classified material for
reasons of personal convenience or keep it overnight in personal custody.
12 FAM 533.2 Certification Upon Permanent Departure from Post
-
185; (01-31-2012)
(Uniform State, USAID, OPIC, TDP)
a. When departing a post upon transfer, resignation, or retirement, each
employee, irrespective of rank, must certify as part of the post clearance
procedure that:
(1) They are not taking classified material from the post through any
other than authorized means;
(2) Such material is not in their household or personal effects; and
(3) Such material will not be mailed or otherwise transmitted in violation of 12 FAM 536.10
.
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/88403.pdf
At least 671 emails thatClintonsent or received through her private server containedclassified material, according to the State Department’s latest update Friday from its ongoing review of more than 30,000 emails. Her aides also sent and received classified information.
In response to a public records lawsuit, the department released another7,200 pagesof Clinton’s emails after partially or entirely redacting any containing sensitive U.S. or foreign government information on a range of issues.
The inspectors general of the State Department and intelligence community have said that some contained classified information when they were generated, but they were not marked that way at the time.

Hillary smiling while (D) Elijah Cummings is arguing with (R)Trey Gowdy
Peter Zeidenberg, a former federal prosecutor who handles cases against local, state and federal officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff,Scooter Libby, for leaking the covert identity of CIA officer Valerie Plame, said Clinton’s actions may have been foolish but not necessarily illegal.
“If the emails were not marked, it would not be possible – at least not in my view – to establish that Ms. Clinton knowingly mishandled classified information,” he said. “How was she to know that this was classified if it was not marked?”
How? Because it's her damned job to know whether it's classified or not!!!
Fact.....every official State Department communication is considered to be classified.
Still, experts say that if Clinton aides pasted classified information into emails to her without including markings signaling the material was classified they could face felony charges.
Clinton’s campaign declined to comment for this story. Clinton initially said she did not send or receive any classified information – a denial she later adjusted, saying that none was marked as classified at the time.
Read more here: As Benghazi inquiry fades, Clinton still faces legal questions about emails
UNCLASSIFIED (U)
U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 12
Diplomatic Security 12 FAM 530
Page1of49
UNCLASSIFIED (U)
12 FAM 530 STORING AND SAFEGUARDING CLASSIFIED MATERIAL
12 FAM 533.1 Overnight Custody
-
185; (01-31-2012)
(Uniform State, USAID, OPIC, TDP)
You must not remove classified material from official premises except when
necessary in conducting official meetings, conferences, or consultations, and
you must return this material to safe storage facilities immediately upon the
conclusion of the meeting, conference, or consultation. Residences are not
considered official premises. You must not remove classified material for
reasons of personal convenience or keep it overnight in personal custody.
12 FAM 533.2 Certification Upon Permanent Departure from Post
-
185; (01-31-2012)
(Uniform State, USAID, OPIC, TDP)
a. When departing a post upon transfer, resignation, or retirement, each
employee, irrespective of rank, must certify as part of the post clearance
procedure that:
(1) They are not taking classified material from the post through any
other than authorized means;
(2) Such material is not in their household or personal effects; and
(3) Such material will not be mailed or otherwise transmitted in violation of 12 FAM 536.10
.
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/88403.pdf