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Supplies, money or other thing, knowingly harbors, protects, gives intelligence to, communicates or corresponds with or holds intercourse with the enemy, directly or indirectly, that gives intelligence to here." this isn't related to classified information. that could be things that are not classified if the government can prove its case that it gave intelligence to. >> the definition of intelligence used in this case was information that is helpful to the enemy that is true at least in par. in fact, in closing arguments the government made the argument that any information that casts the unit...

Solitary. the three years before he faced trial. the overkill of the prosecution. it also does seem to me the army isn't going to walk away from some private first class giving away 800,000 documents, right? my question to you is, as sentencing starts tomorrow and there is no minimum sentence, he faces 100 years. what do you think justice is in this case? >> i think justice is to take in account those very things that were considered irrelevant. i think they shouldn't have been considered irrelevant, but they were considered irrelevant at the guilt phase. that is his actual motive and the actu...

Absolute difficult to justify conditions under which bradley manning was held, ten months of solitary. the three years before he faced trial. the overkill of the prosecution. it also does seem to me the army isn't going to walk away from some private first class giving away 800,000 documents, right? my question to you is, as sentencing starts tomorrow and there is no minimum sentence, he faces 100 years. what do you think justice is in this case? >> i think justice is to take in account those very things that were considered irrelevant. i think they shouldn't have been considered irrelevant, b...

The three years before he faced trial. the overkill of the prosecution. it also does seem to me the army isn't going to walk away from some private first class giving away 800,000 documents, right? my question to you is, as sentencing starts tomorrow and there is no minimum sentence, he faces 100 years. what do you think justice is in this case? >> i think justice is to take in account those very things that were considered irrelevant. i think they shouldn't have been considered irrelevant, but they were considered irrelevant at the guilt phase. that is his actual motive and the actual harm th...

This isn't related to classified information. that could be things that are not classified if the government can prove its case that it gave intelligence to. >> the definition of intelligence used in this case was information that is helpful to the enemy that is true at least in part. in fact, in closing arguments the government made the argument that any information that casts the united states in a negative light could be helpful to the enemy because the enemy could use it to recruit new members. by that theory, anyone who posts on the internet information that casts the united states in a n...