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wryter2000

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Fri Oct-28-05 11:41 AM
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10. The person who broke the law

The person who broke the law was the person who had clearance to know about her CIA status and told someone who didn't have clearance. Novak wasn't under any legal obligation to keep it secret (moral obligation is something else again). So, if he cooperated fully with the investigation, which it appears he did (real brave guy, huh?), he didn't do anything criminal.

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