I think the fact that it was classified, that the individual knew it was classified, and disclosed it without some kind of formal authority, that ought to be prosecuted.
Jason Smith: “I think the fact that it was classified, that the individual knew it was classified, and disclosed it without some kind…”
On the recordMay 11, 2010
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Smith argues for prosecution of classified information disclosure without formal authority.
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