A military judge in Maryland is poised to rule on whether some of the 22 charges against a soldier accused of giving government secrets to WikiLeaks should be dismissed.
Army Col. Denise Lind said she would rule Thursday on a defense motion to dismiss the most serious charge of aiding the enemy. That charge carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
The defense argued Wednesday that Pfc. Bradley Manning did not have the “evil intent” necessary to prove he helped al-Qaida by causing classified information to be published on the anti-secrecy website.
Read More at OfficialWire. By David Dishneau.
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Give me a break. Is this judge a Ron Paulbot? Is she just a Dem/Communist? This guy is a traitor and at the very least should spend the rest of his treasonous life in Levenworth.
All military members owe Pfc. Bradley Manning a salute. His small effort to honor the oath he took to defend the constitution is a most honorable and American act. Where was the Generals on 9/11? What other great failures does the military hide?