Accused CIA leaker Joshua Schulte allowed to represent himself at next Vault 7 trial
The ruling is the latest decision in a legal case that dates back to 2017.
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Accused CIA leaker Joshua Schulte used a contraband cell phone to communicate from behind bars, according to the government (U.S Department of Justice). Government -
The Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City. (Wikicommons) Government Vault 7 suspect Joshua Schulte says pretrial conditions are ‘worse than death’
Joshua Schulte has asked a federal judge to force the Bureau of Prisons to improve conditions at the Metropolitan Correction Center in New York.
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[Flickr/Boaz Guttman] Government Russian hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin found guilty on most serious charges after years of legal wrangling
Nikulin was one of a handful of Russians extradited to the U.S. amid mounting resistance from the Kremlin.
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(CIA) Government Wyden seeks details on spies’ data protection after scathing CIA audit on Vault 7 leaks
Joshua Schulte’s defense team used the argument to secure a mistrial in the Vault 7 case.
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The update comes more than two months after a jury found Schulte, 31, guilty of lying to the FBI and contempt of court. (CIA.gov) Government US will try Joshua Schulte again for allegedly leaking CIA hacking tools
The next trial won’t begin before September due to coronavirus concerns.
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(Getty) Securiosity: What happened with the Vault 7 trial?
Greg Otto and Jeff Stone talk about the how the case against Joshua Schulte ended in a mistrial.
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The update comes more than two months after a jury found Schulte, 31, guilty of lying to the FBI and contempt of court. (CIA.gov) Government Vault 7 court case ends in mistrial on most serious charges
Joshua Schulte has been found guilty on counts of contempt of court and giving false statements to the FBI.
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The update comes more than two months after a jury found Schulte, 31, guilty of lying to the FBI and contempt of court. (CIA.gov) Government Joshua Schulte’s defense asks for a mistrial in the Vault 7 case
Former co-workers gave Schulte the nickname “nuclear option” at the CIA because of his propensity to explode.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo departs Israel on May 13, 2020. [State Department Photo by Ron Przysucha/ Public Domain] Government Joshua Schulte’s attorneys are trying to call Mike Pompeo in the Vault 7 trial
As CIA Director at the time of the leak, Pompeo would have overseen the investigation into how the Vault 7 files became public.
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Joshua Schulte, 31, faces 11 criminal counts in connection with leaking the so-called Vault 7 files to WikiLeaks. (Getty Images) Government Joshua Schulte’s attorney suggests Vault 7 leaks were due to the CIA’s poor cybersecurity
The government intends to introduce computer logs and communications indicating the contrary.