> Rather than a complaint, the documents revealed Wednesday were informational, suggesting that the government may have secured a plea deal in the case. Ah, th

> Rather than a complaint, the documents revealed Wednesday were informational, suggesting that the government may have secured a plea deal in the case. Ah, there you go. I didn't even get to that part and I thought they're doing this to reach a plea deal. I don't think any rational judge would actually convict a whistleblower who leaked any type of super-ultra-mega-secret data to the media under the "Espionage" Act. It's not going to happen. But of course the government scared him with that to take the plea deal.