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Subject: Re: Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Date: 13 Jul 90 00:48:36 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 477, Message 9 of 10


Would it be possible to release the names of the Secret Service men
who were involved in the Steve Jackson affair, and that of the judge
who issued the warrant?  Since it is obviously legal to publish the
name of private citizens who are innocent of a crime (until proven
guilty), it would be nice to see the agents and judge accused of
overzealousness (at least) or constitutional violations (at worst)
enjoy the same level of publicity.