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It is a crime to willingly and knowingly violate regulations in a position where you have legally sworn to abide by said regulations.
by hulahoof 10y ago
It is a crime to willingly and knowingly violate regulations in a position where you have legally sworn to abide by said regulations.
- ethanbond 10y agoSpecifically in this case you don't even have to knowingly or willingly violate the rules. The law makes both malicious intent and gross negligence illegal. And those are just to be prosecuted in criminal court. The burden of proof to have your clearance revoked? Uhh... there isn't one. 100% of normal people would have their clearances revoked with little drama for doing something like this.
- dkhenry 10y agoMany people have had their clearance revoked, lost their jobs, and been sent to jail for similar acts. I think anyone who has held a security clearance is appalled at what has happened.