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BREAKING: Attorneys for Joshua Adam Schulte, the suspected source for the WikiLeaks "Vault 7" trove of CIA files, can visit their client's former workstation, over the objections of federal prosecutors.
Background @CourthouseNews: courthousenews.com/attorneys-for-…
Background @CourthouseNews: courthousenews.com/attorneys-for-…
@CourthouseNews You can read Judge Crotty's short, 2-page ruling ordering access to the CIA workstation here.
documentcloud.org/documents/6421…
A flurry of other rulings in the Schulte case have been coming down the pipeline, mostly related to declassifying evidence.
documentcloud.org/documents/6421…
A flurry of other rulings in the Schulte case have been coming down the pipeline, mostly related to declassifying evidence.
@CourthouseNews The government produced 65 of the 74 recordings in unclassified discovery. Crotty rules that the remainder can remain classified, subject to the government's continuing review.
@CourthouseNews Judge Crotty also directed the government to review the classification of FBI interviews with witnesses, known as 302s.
The judge also set a schedule for briefings and conferences in the lead up to the Jan. 13, 2020 trial.
Final pretrial conference on Dec. 18. </thread>
The judge also set a schedule for briefings and conferences in the lead up to the Jan. 13, 2020 trial.
Final pretrial conference on Dec. 18. </thread>
