Most of the information convicted spy Jonathan Pollard had and passed along to Israel 30 years ago remains top secret and could gravely harm national security, a federal prosecutor said Monday.
December 16, 2015 at 04:01 AM
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Most of the information convicted spy Jonathan Pollard had and passed along to Israel 30 years ago remains top secret and could gravely harm national security, a federal prosecutor said Monday.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Rebecca Tinio spoke after Southern District Judge Katherine Forrest cast doubt on the reasonableness of strict parole conditions for Pollard if no one believes the former naval intelligence officer still possesses classified information.
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