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0 pointsthemartorana11y ago0 comments

More than likely he'd be prosecuted for computer crimes, not violations of speech limitations.

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bradleysmith11y ago· 1 in thread

He'd be prosecuted under the espionage act[0] per the charges against him. The espionage act limits speech.

jack911y ago

This thread is about consequences when the a priori restraint to free speech is not in existence. Please don't derail.

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