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Ein Untersuchungsausschuss soll klären, warum Ermittlungen gegen die Mafia eingestellt wurden. Auskunft soll dazu der Oberstaatsanwalt geben, der den Bescheid damals schrieb. Auch Journalisten sind geladen. Denn die Abgeordneten wollen einer weiteren Frage nachgehen.

ASSOCIATED PRESS  Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, center, leaves court on June 3 in New York after receiving a six-month prison sentence for leaking confidential financial reports to a journalist at Buzzfeed. Family photo via Richmond Times-Dispatch   As a result of Edwards’ legal problems, her daughter lost her horse, Diva, which the family could no longer afford to board. Her supporters are raising money for the family online and are asking President Joe Biden to issue a pardon. When ...

There was some kind of wrongdoing, which even if will is a confidential informant, theres no allegations here of some kind of law broken. but even if there was some concern, this should be done discretely through the justice department through proper channels not in this sort of public way thats designed to distract people from the bigger issue, which is whats happening in the mueller investigation which is a legitimate investigation. >> i want to talk to you about this idea of source protection...

Journalists, and especially editors running newspapers that deal with leaks, especially involved in classified information, have to think very carefully about what they want to publish, what documents they want to publish, how they want to describe these documents, if they want to share these documents with the government, and they need to think about ways to protect the people providing them information. they have to be extremely careful. >> what are you doing differently? we spoke earlier this...

Former british intelligence officer. he has written an interesting document. one thing thats making it difficult for journalists and others is that he has written for what we call source protection. he has gone to great lengths to try to disguise who he got this information from, probably because a lot of them are in russia and stand to get into a lot of trouble or worse, end up dead, if people find out who they are. which makes it difficult for the legal system and for journalists as well. as a...