Espionage

Divided loyalties are more likely to motivate spies than financial incentives and coercion, says a Department of Defense study on espionage.

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In a dispute over the accuracy of government intelligence reports, a federal appeals court has ruled that a lower court erred when it refused to accept such a report in the case of a Guantanamo detainee. By accepting the report, the court noted, the burden of proof correctly shifts to the plaintiff to prove that the facts are incorrect.

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