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I see how they could evoke state secrets for wiretapping and such, but there's no secret here except that they screwed up and seized something they shouldn't ha
by tibbon 16y ago
I see how they could evoke state secrets for wiretapping and such, but there's no secret here except that they screwed up and seized something they shouldn't have. I don't know how this specifically would be as easy to dismiss, but lawyers and the government always can find new tricks I'm sure.
- CWuestefeld 16y agoThe "secrets" part doesn't even matter. The bottom line is that the government has sovereign immunity, and can only be sued when it allows itself to be sued.