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WikiLeaks disclosures caused no damage to U.S.: lawyer
FORT MEADE, Maryland — A US soldier accused of passing a trove of documents to WikiLeaks asked a military judge Wednesday to allow him to cite evidence showing his leak caused no damage to the United States. A defense lawyer for US Army private Bradley Manning argued that his client…
Obama, Clinton ‘prejudiced’ WikiLeaks suspect’s case
FORT MEADE, Maryland — President Barack Obama’s comments about the soldier accused of the biggest intelligence leak in US history may have damaged the prospects of a fair trial, a defense lawyer argued Tuesday. Other leading members of the government, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the former head…
U.S. claims to have proof that Bradley Manning knowingly ‘aided the enemy’
The US government claims to have proof that Bradley Manning, the WikiLeaks suspect, knowingly passed state secrets to a location where it was bound to be obtained by enemy groups, a military court in Maryland has heard. Captain Joe Morrow, a member of the five-strong prosecution team assigned to the…
No electronic ‘break-in’ by WikiLeaks suspect: attorney
FORT MEADE, Maryland — WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning had permission to read secret US diplomatic cables and should not be charged with an electronic “break-in” of government computers, his defense lawyer told a military court Monday. David Coombs, the civilian lawyer for Manning, asked a military judge at a pre-trial…
WikiLeaks suspect Manning facing new pre-trial hearing
Lawyers for WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning will argue this week that military prosecutors must show their client intended to give sensitive intelligence to Al-Qaeda when he passed secret documents to the whistleblower website. Manning’s defense attorneys plan to make their case during five days of pre-trial hearings that are due…
Manning’s lawyer: WikiLeaks whistleblower treated worse than a terrorist
The lawyer defending Bradley Manning against charges that he “aided the enemy” by disclosing state secrets to the whistleblower website WikiLeaks, is arguing that US soldiers are being treated more harshly in application of the law than terrorists. David Coombs, the civilian lawyer who has been representing the soldier for…
WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning wins battle over U.S. documents
FORT MEADE, Maryland — A US military judge ordered prosecutors Monday to share more documents with WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning after defense lawyers accused them of hiding information that could help their client’s case. For months, Manning’s defense team has demanded access to reports by government agencies, including the CIA,…
Bradley Manning’s lawyer accuses prosecution of lying to the judge
The US government is deliberately attempting to prevent Bradley Manning, the alleged source of the massive WikiLeaks trove of state secrets, from receiving a fair trial, the soldier’s lawyer alleges in new court documents. David Coombs, Manning’s civilian lawyer, has made his strongest accusations yet about the conduct of the…
Judge refuses to dismiss Bradley Manning charges
Bradley Manning has failed to persuade a military judge to throw out half of the counts against him in a pre-trial hearing before his court martial for allegedly leaking hundreds of thousands of state secrets to WikiLeaks. Colonel Denise Lind, presiding over the proceedings at Fort Meade in Maryland, rejected…
3 State Dept. employees to testify in Manning Wikileaks court-martial
Three State Department employees are due to testify at a preliminary hearing Thursday for US soldier Bradley Manning, who faces a court-martial for allegedly leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents. The employees, whose names and titles were not released, will be asked to provide “State Department evidence” during the…
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