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Can anyone answer this: wouldn't this information have been forced to be public as part of any successful criminal trial? Wasn't MIT's network setup directly a
by MWil 13y ago
Can anyone answer this: wouldn't this information have been forced to be public as part of any successful criminal trial?
Wasn't MIT's network setup directly at issue?
- dedward 13y agoEvidence introduced at trial, yes. Investigative materials and whatnot used to put the case together, things not directly used as evidence... perhaps not.
- sadfaceunread 13y agoNope. Certain elements of evidence are routinely kept secret from the public at trials and may be kept under judicial seal.