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pat_k

(12,698 posts)

8. Let the motions and lawsuits to compel compliance begin.

Reply to Disaffected (Reply #6)

Fri Dec 19, 2025, 06:04 PM

Dec 19

Aside from victim protection, I don't think the law stated anything about protecting information arbitrarily deemed "sensitive" or "private individuals" arbitrarily deemed in need of protection.

Classification of information is subject to judicial review.

And there will be challenges.

There is no way they can keep the lid on indefinitely given the number of people who have seen various parts of these files over many years.