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Bradley Manning was subpoenaed in the WikiLeaks trial in January. He had his own trial in December.

WikiLeaks Case: Top Military Court Rules On Manning Document Issue

The U.S. military’s highest court ruled Wednesday it isn’t the right place for a dispute over public access to documents in the court-martial of Pfc. Bradley Manning.

2013/04/18

National Archives Discusses Stolen Documents Case

When investigators seeking stolen historical documents entered the Manhattan apartment of a memorabilia collector in 2011, they had just a few boxes to collect evidence. Inside, they were stunned to find rooms crammed with thousands of pilfered documents, including some signed by Benjamin Franklin, Isaac Newton and Charles Dickens.

2013/03/07

Military Releases Some Documents In Manning Case

The military has released some court documents in the case of an Army private accused of giving classified material to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.

2013/02/27

President’s Documents Now Accessible On Smartphone

The government is launching a new mobile app to provide access to the president’s public documents and activities.

2012/10/10

Man Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison For Stealing Rare Historical Documents

The man who admitted to stealing thousands of valuable historical documents in Maryland and around the country is headed to jail.

2012/06/27

Documents Show Baltimore Grand Prix $12M In Debt

Internal documents show Baltimore Grand Prix organizers face more than $12 million in debt and have less than $100,000 in cash on hand.

2011/12/08

Fla. Judge Wants To Unseal Anthrax Case Documents

A federal judge is asking why records should remain sealed in a soon-to-be-settled lawsuit over the death of a Florida man in the 2001 anthrax attacks.

2011/11/04

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Historian Accused In Theft Case Seeks To Sell Art

A presidential historian charged with conspiring to steal documents from U.S. archives — including papers signed by Abraham Lincoln — is seeking court permission to sell an Andy Warhol print, other artworks and inaugural medals to cover his living expenses.

2011/09/26