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Classified Government Documents Leaked by Wikileaks

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Classified Government Documents Leaked by Wikileaks

Joel Reidenberg on CBS 2 News, November 29, 2010

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Fordham Law Professor Joel Reidenberg appeared on CBS 2 News during its November 29, 2010, broadcast of the recent leak of government documents by Wikileaks.

Reidenberg said, "In instances like that, there's no reason why the government shouldn't be able to enforce the same kind of restriction in the online world."