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I totally agree that the list itself should not be public. However, in a criminal case, the accused has a sixth amendment right to know what they are charged w
by ameister14 12y ago
I totally agree that the list itself should not be public.
However, in a criminal case, the accused has a sixth amendment right to know what they are charged with and to be confronted by the witnesses against them.
I don't see why this shouldn't be the case here.
- pyre 12y agoExactly. Being a suspected criminal that is never charged doesn't really strip you of any rights. Being on a terrorist watch list does.