- To possess clasified info w/out a clearance
- To have an unauthorized, unencrypted server with classified information on it
- To give people without security clearances access to material 'so classified it can not be released in any format without causing grave damage to our national security'.
- To store a classified server / information in the un-secured bathroom of an IT company that doesn't have the required security clearance.
- To have your MAID print out and read your classified e-mails.
- To have a secretary e-mail herself via Yahoo.com, store 650,000 sensitive/classified e-mails on a laptop shared with a pedophile who has no security clearance and who is sexting a 15yo.
- To violate the FOIA and the Federal Records Act by NOT turning over thousands of State Department-related work e-mails.
- To NOT report having / NOT turn over devices on which classified is stored...to violate official laws regarding destruction of classified and destroying classified devices as well as 30,000+ e-mails AFTER those documents are subpoenaed.
- Lying under oath to Congress, Lying under oath to the FBI
- The AG meeting secretly with the spouse of a suspect under investigation by the FBI / DOJ
- The AG blocking the FBI's access to a Grand Jury
- Rigging your own Primary, and the President of the United States advocating criminal election fraud, and encouraging illegals to help STEAL the Presidency
...only if you are Barry, Hillary, Loretta Lynch, Huma, or some other liberal protected by Fidel Obama and his lawless administration.
Hi
easyt65 yes and no.
Like copyright laws, the minute you produce the work, it is your property and you can defend your intellectual property rights. But to prove it legally requires a copyright and defending that copyright.
OJ's case proved you could get away with "wrongful death" as he lost the civil trial and was found at fault,
but WON the criminal case because of benefit of the doubt and introducing a "reasonable doubt" in the minds of the jury.
here the minds of the jury are the public.
And as long as there is doubt, sure, people can get away with murder.
they are not legally required to incriminate themselves.
So it is legal to lie by omission and get away with murder!
It is still murder and still unlawful the minute you commit the act.
But what you prove in court is under a different burden of proof.
Unlike liberals who take this literally to determine what is true or false,
people should be taught the difference. We can't depend on govt to determine true or false or it becomes like a religious authority a pope to dictate what to believe, which is dangerous.
See question I asked of
Lakhota about INTENT:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/15745571/
The issue with Clinton's emails is NOT a question if they contained classified
information or not because this was confirmed. the unproveable point remains
INTENT which is IN DOUBT, just as with OJ murder case that could not be proven
BEYOND DOUBT. For civil standards preponderance of the evidence is all that is
needed, so he lost that case; but for criminal charges, this required to remove all "doubt."
In her case it has even been established that classified materials were on that server
"that should never have been transmitted" as this is violation of standards and rules.
However, as with OJ, there is "doubt' as to her INTENT.
My point is that it STILL makes it wrong even if it cannot be proven.
Just going by what the authorities can prove, is not enough.
This reminds me of the case of Robert Durst who did not deny killing
a man in Galveston, but his lawyers managed to argue he did not have INTENT to kill.
Because it could not be proven it was not accidental in the course of self defense as he claimed,
and the intent to murder was cast in doubt.
the man was still killed by Durst, but since INTENT could not be proven
he was not found guilty of murder because it wasn't beyond "reasonable doubt"