>When you have secret courts and secret interpretations of secret laws you don't have a process to change them. Technically there's internal whistleblowing. Be

>When you have secret courts and secret interpretations of secret laws you don't have a process to change them. Technically there's internal whistleblowing. Besides, the fact that there are secret courts wasn't secret, so you could campaign against having those courts be secret. If there's anything being done that actually violates the law, you'd have full whistleblower protection (if you go through official channels). If it's just your disagreement with the law, you can act against that (as the EFF had been doing for years before Snowden) without breaking it.