Interesting vistitors

[Jerseee]

Originally Posted by squirrel

State secret priviledge. This is a long-standing evidentiary priviledge that permits government to resist discovery of evidence if disclosure reasonabaly could be seen as threat to military or diplomatic interest of nation: when properly invoked, priviledge is absolute, and no showing of need can overcome it. Halkin vs Helms C.A.D.C. 690 F 2d 977 990

Blacks Law sixth edition page 1409.


Talk about a runaway bureaucracy !!

So is it a diplomatic interest of the nation to invoke a police state upon sovereigns? Hhmmmm interesting Squirrel.

[squirrel]

I just figured this would be the reason we never get the discovery we want or are looking for,

[weishaupt1776]

Remember the "necessary & proper" clauses in the constitution?
Necessity has no law!!!!