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Well, when all of the evidence is classified, that becomes an issue. The prosecutor probably doesn't even have clearance to see the evidence.
by pyre 13y ago
Well, when all of the evidence is classified, that becomes an issue. The prosecutor probably doesn't even have clearance to see the evidence.
- runarb 13y agoWhy can't they run the case in on of thus secret courts we keep hearing about? Sure they must have prosecutors and judges with the correct security clearances...
- pyre 13y ago- The "secret courts" aren't full courts for the purposes of holding a trial. - The "secret courts" only have a judge, there is no prosecutor, because no prosecution happens.