Interesting that the judge jailed them on contempt for not naming a supposedly "anonymous informant".
I guess they said they couldn't name 2 informants, but then after being threatened with contempt, they gave one name, but no further information. The other they still have not named.
I would have to look into whistleblower caselaw to see something analogous.
Interesting that the judge jailed them on contempt for not naming a supposedly "anonymous informant".
I guess they said they couldn't name 2 informants, but then after being threatened with contempt, they gave one name, but no further information. The other they still have not named.
I would have to look into whistleblower caselaw to see something analogous.
This jail period likely will end soon, though.