HUGE. Do you understand the significance of this? FOIA, baby!!
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Treason charges are very, very restrictive in US law. You need to be in a declared war. Last Treason cases date to WWII.
Really? Are you certain? What if say, a high-level general in the US military was actually selling secrets and sharing information to another country?
asking for a friend.
That would be a different crime. Espionage.
The Rosenbergs who gave Atomic Secrets to the Soviets were not tried for treason, but for espionage, because we were not in a declared war with the USSR.
Also it was held in a regular federal court, not a military tribunal.
It's still a serious crime.
Thanks. Looks like I'd better do a bit of research into "treason" ala USA