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SECRECY NEWS
November 2006 Archive

December 2006 archive

November 29, 2006

• BURDEN OF PROOF IN AIPAC CASE IS "NOT INSUBSTANTIAL," COURT SAYS
• NRC IS NOT SECRETIVE ENOUGH, SAY NBC NEWS

November 27, 2006

• SOME NOTABLE CRS REPORTS
• TACKLING SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION
• REVISITING THE STATE SECRETS PRIVILEGE

November 15, 2006

• CONFRONTING SECRET LAW
• THE LIMITS OF TRANSPARENCY
• ARMY DOCTRINE ON URBAN OPERATIONS
• IN OTHER NEWS
• ILLUMINATING RUSSIA'S MAIN DIRECTORATE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS

November 13, 2006

• REVIVING CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT
• ROBERT GATES ON OPENNESS, OVERSIGHT

November 8, 2006

• A GLIMPSE OF ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES
• FIRED AIR MARSHAL DEFENDS DISCLOSURE OF SENSITIVE SECURITY INFO

November 6, 2006

• COVERT ACTION POLICY MAY NEED UPDATING, SAYS CRS
• ARMY PRESENTS STANDARD CLASSIFICATION METHODOLOGY

November 3, 2006

• NY TIMES STORY LEADS TO SHUTDOWN OF IRAQI DOCUMENT SITE
• CLASSIFIED BUDGETS AND CONGRESSIONAL CORRUPTION

October 2006 archive

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