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In response to "The seven years. That is more is about triple the average sentence handed down for prior leaks of a similar nature. -- nm" by ReluctantCynic

I've seen this comment before, but do you have specific examples? (I'm not sure I can think of a leak similar to the information that Manning sent to

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Jan 17 '17, 13:43

Wikileaks - and the other high profile sensitive information leaks, like the Pentagon Papers, ended with charges being dropped.)

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this article has examples - start at the paragraph "there have been only a handful.." nm but: -- (link) - b. Jan 17, 14:05
I do ... in my office. Which I can't get to right now. But let me see if I can recreate the research. - ReluctantCynic Jan 17, 14:01 3
- Here's a summary of recent notable cases from PBS Newshour, and I'm digging up more info on Daniel Ellsburg and the Pentagon Papers as well as ... - ReluctantCynic Jan 17, 14:05 1
  - Thanks. The distinction I'm thinking about is that every other leak was of specific information in a particular topic... - Roger More Jan 17, 14:17
- The article mentions similar, but no specifics beyond them resulting in 1 to 3 years. -- nm - . Jan 17, 14:05

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