> Let him come back. If there is enough evidence against him, then he can stand trial. > If he is innocent; then the government won't be able to prove a case ag

> Let him come back. If there is enough evidence against him, then he can stand trial. > If he is innocent; then the government won't be able to prove a case against him. Nobody (not even him) questions whether he violated the laws as they were written, but the concept of whistleblowing suggests that these laws were knowingly violated to present unlawful laws and actions.