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From the Blogs
Stephen Kim Pleads Guilty to Leak Charge: Former
State Department contractor Stephen Kim pleaded guilty on February 7 to
one count of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information to
a Fox News reporter. Following a sentencing hearing in April, he is
expected to serve a 13 month term in prison. The story by Fox News
stated that “Pyongyang’s next nuclear detonation is but one of four
planned actions the Central Intelligence Agency has learned, through
sources inside North Korea, that the regime of Kim Jong-Il intends to
take….” The brief but startling reference to “sources inside North
Korea” appeared to refer to CIA human intelligence sources within the
DPRK, potentially placing any such sources at heightened risk. If that
short phrase had not been published, it is doubtful that the Fox News
story would have triggered a full-fledged leak investigation, or that
Mr. Kim would have been prosecuted as a result.
Kakehashi Trip Report #2:
In the second of a series of postings by Fellow for Emerging Technology
Michael Edward Walsh on his participation in the Japan Foundation’s
Kakehashi Visit for Young Public Intellectuals, Walsh writes about his
meeting at the University of Tokyo to discuss Japan's Law on Punishment
of and Measures against Acts of Piracy and the connection between
terrorism and piracy.
Rail Transportation of Crude Oil and More from CRS: Secrecy
News has obtained recently released CRS reports on topics such as
transportation of crude oil via railway and Federal Reserve monetary
policy options.
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