If Assange was involved in helping them do it or offering them ways to hide their tracks and so forth, essentially he became a conspirator as opposed to merely a news outlet that might publish materials that others decided to leak without his involvement.
Cuccinelli discusses the legal implications of Assange's actions in relation to classified information.
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The answer is no. I was never ordered or asked to do that. He respected that answer.
All of the Second Amendment case law you’re familiar with, Heller, Bruen, et cetera, Miller, is merely persuasive authority.
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