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The Hill
September 26, 2017
Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonGrassley blasts Democrats over unwillingness to probe Clinton GOP lawmakers cite new allegations of political bias in FBI Top intel Dem: Trump Jr. refused to answer questions about Trump Tower discussions with father MORE went after the TrumpÃÂ ...
The Hill
May 12, 2017
President Trump is besieged by internal leaks as he tries to weather the fallout from his firing of FBI Director James Comey. Media reports about the run-up to Trump's decision paint him as isolated and consumed by anger and paranoia, prompting questions from Trump allies about whose interests theseÃÂ ...
Rasmussen Reports
May 12, 2017
Comey's July 5 statement made clear that Hillary Clinton had violated Title 18, Section 793(f) of U.S. Code, put in place by the Espionage Act. But he added to the words of the statute an intent requirement and so recommended that she not be prosecuted. It's not hard to imagine that he felt entitled to inflictÃÂ ...
Kdminer
November 5, 2016
He said that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring such a case, even though no reasonable judge would quash an indictment under Title 18, Section 793(f) of U.S. Code based on the facts he alleged. My theory is that Comey was placed in an impossibleÃÂ ...
RealClearPolitics
November 3, 2016
In my Nov. 1 column, I looked at the presidential election through the lens of the old children's radio show "Let's Pretend" -- examining how things would look if it turned out that Donald Trump ends up winning.
Syracuse.com
October 31, 2016
Title 18, US Code, Section 793 (f) prohibits the negligent removal of classified information from its proper place of storage.
The Union of Grass Valley
October 21, 2016
Well, the federal criminal code Title 18, Section 793(f) does not require intent, only gross negligence, which is what occurred.
American Spectator
September 11, 2016
The most serious charges are felonies cited in Title 18 of the U.S. Code of the Espionage Act in sections 793, 798 and 1001.
American Spectator
September 4, 2016
If she isn't guilty of the federal felony described by Title 18 U.S. Code Section 793(f), I'll eat her classified emails.
Stillwater News Press
July 16, 2016
It's Title 18 of the U.S. Code, section 793(f) (edited here for space): "Whoever, being entrusted with ... information, relating to the national defense ... through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody or ...
Stillwater News Press
July 16, 2016
It's Title 18 of the U.S. Code, section 793(f) (edited here for space): "Whoever, being entrusted with ... information, relating to the national defense ... through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody or ...
AmmoLand Shooting Sports News
July 12, 2016
Comey, despite his refusal to equate the two, is essentially saying it's a moot point because he finds no precedent for anyone's ever having been prosecuted under the statute in question (Title 18, Section 793(f) of U.S. Code) for gross negligence. It ...
Cherokee Tribune Ledger News
July 10, 2016
His use of the phrase "extremely careless" was chosen precisely and with malice aforethought for if he had used the word "negligent," Clinton's practices would have violated U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 793(f), and she would have been fined, imprisoned ...
cleveland.com
July 8, 2016
It's perfectly clear in Title 18 of the U.S. Code, Chapter 37, Section 793. Paragraph E makes it a crime to give away national defense information on purpose.
Creators Syndicate
July 8, 2016
It's Title 18 of the U.S. Code, section 793(f) (edited here for space): "Whoever, being entrusted with ... information, relating to the national defense ... through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody or ...
The Real News Network
March 28, 2016
I believe the FBI will refer Hillary Clinton for indictment for a violation of Section 1924 and Section 793 of Title 18 US Criminal Code dealing with deletion, retention and transmission of classified documents. If prosecuted and convicted, the ...
The Real News Network
March 28, 2016
I believe the FBI will refer Hillary Clinton for indictment for a violation of Section 1924 and Section 793 of Title 18 US Criminal Code dealing with deletion, retention and transmission of classified documents. If prosecuted and convicted, the ...
