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The law that governs the handling of classified information in criminal proceedings, including the protection of secrets and the preservation of defendants' rights.
allows agents to use a search warrant to seize classified documents from a private residence, but only if traditional standards are met—probable cause, neutral judicial approval, and particular descri...
The Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA) does not create new substantive crimes but remakes the timetable and courtroom procedures for handling classified material in criminal prosecutions, fo...
When classified intelligence is headed into U.S. criminal trials—especially those implicating foreign leaders—the law threads three overlapping regimes: criminal statutes that forbid mishandling or di...