Earlier this week, Apple and Samsung filed their trial briefs, but in redacted form.
"The initial DD-5" — the police report — "was given over in redacted form," he said.
Defendants will now be entitled to see all the evidence against them, though some of it only in "redacted" form.
The documents detailing the alleged contracts were obtained by the Guardian and were released in redacted form last week.
And he pauses to consider how the US would react if some other nation seized evidence of their most prolific criminal and handed it over in redacted form.
Patrick Boyle, whose 1994 book "Scout's Honor" drew in part from access he gained to about 2,000 files kept by the Scouts, said releasing the files even in redacted form would benefit the public and the Scouts.
Earlier in the year, according to Domscheit-Berg, Assange gave a copy of the cables file to the Guardian, one of the news organisations with whom he had agreed to work to publish the cables in redacted form.
One presentation, published in redacted form in the Guardian, claimed the system allowed NSA analysts to query "nearly everything a typical user does on the internet", including the content of emails, websites visited and searches, as well as their metadata.
The information spreads, and it contracts or is flattened: in a training document the Post published (in redacted form), analysts were told not to give their "overseers" any "extraneous information".
The risk assessment forms part of a broader manual on restraint techniques, known as the MMPR (pdf), which has only been released to the public in redacted form, but the full version of which is the subject of an FoI appeal launched by Willow that could be taken to the court of appeal.
