3 ms·
The fact that something is secret to avoid tipping someone off does not preclude it from being secret.
by cabalamat 13y ago
The fact that something is secret to avoid tipping someone off does not preclude it from being secret.
- rayiner 13y ago"Secret" has a specific historical implication, which is that in prosecutions based on secret evidence, the accused was not able to evaluate and challenge that evidence. Sealed warrants cannot be used to indefinitely keep targets from confronting the evidence against them.