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2016, you might recall, was a year where using personal email to send classified government information loomed large (cough, Hillary)—but this case was over the top.
August 14, 2019 at 12:42 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
In late 2016, I wrote about pro bono work by Kasowitz Benson Torres partner Michael Bowe on behalf of Major Jason Brezler, who was relieved of command “due to loss of trust and confidence” and slated to be kicked out of the Marine Corps.
The reason? He warned his comrades in Afghanistan of a possible attack, but in his haste to do so, he sent a classified document from his personal email account.
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