Closing arguments begin in WikiLeaks case
BY: Associated Press FORT MEADE — The preliminary hearing for an Army intelligence analyst accused of creating the biggest national security leak in U.S. history is winding down with closing arguments. Prosecutors and defense attorneys make their closings Thursday on the seventh day of Pfc. Bradley Manning’s hearing. Presiding officer Lt. Col. Paul Almanza then will have until [...] |
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Trees are reflected in the façade of laboratory building under construction last month on Johns Hopkins' Homewood campus. Photo taken by John Robinson of Baltimore.
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