Defense attorneys for Joshua Schulte, who’s on trial now in the U.S. Southern District of New York for allegedly providing WikiLeaks with a cache of the agency’s hacking tools, filed a motion on Tuesday for a mistrial. The argument undergirding the request remains classified, though the defense says the request is “based on Brady and other violations.” The mention of “Brady” is an apparent reference to the Brady Rule, which requires prosecutors to provide any favorable evidence to a defendant that could negate the guilt of the accused.
https://www.cyberscoop.com/vault-7-mistrial-joshua-schulte/
US/CIA v. Joshua Schulte Trial Transcript 2020-0227, February 29, 2020
**Defense attorneys for Joshua Schulte, who’s on trial now in the U.S. Southern District of New York for allegedly providing WikiLeaks with a cache of the agency’s hacking tools, filed a motion on Tuesday for a mistrial. The argument undergirding the request remains classified, though the defense says the request is “based on Brady and other violations.” The mention of “Brady” is an apparent reference to the Brady Rule, which requires prosecutors to provide any favorable evidence to a defendant that could negate the guilt of the accused.**
https://www.cyberscoop.com/vault-7-mistrial-joshua-schulte/
**US/CIA v. Joshua Schulte Trial Transcript 2020-0227, February 29, 2020**
https://cryptome.org/2020/02/schulte-trial-2020-0227.pdf
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