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Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy
After Pfc. Bradley Manning confessed to releasing 700,000 classified documents, he was charged with “aiding the enemy.” Today, a military court judge found him not guilty of that crime but guilty of espionage. What are the consequences for Bradley Manning, government secrecy and investigative reporting?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter Pfc. Bradley Manning confessed to releasing 700,000 classified documents, he was charged with “aiding the enemy.” Today, a military court judge found him not guilty of that crime but guilty of espionage. What are the consequences for Bradley Manning, government secrecy and investigative reporting?
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2 of 3Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy- 0:00Kerry Announces New Round of Formal Mid East Peace Talks
- 8:09Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding the EnemyYou’re reading this
- 44:29Live-Tweeting a Loved One’s Death