A terrorism trial that may be heard in secret risks "undermining the public's confidence in justice being done", the shadow justice secretary has warned.
It was and is the secret risks held in this very market that led to our collapse in the first place, and that continue to pose massive future risk to the global economy.
But those who implement secret surveillance risk undermining or even destroying democracy while pretending to defend it.
Some fellow dissidents, admirers, writers, and activists will honor him in secret, at risk of being arrested for any public demonstration of tribute.
So, trade secrets offer their own Faustian bargain: Keep your invention secret, but risk the possibility that it might be developed by others (and possibly patented, too!).
Through the fog of my panic, a choice became perfectly visible to me: go back inside for help, reveal to everyone I was a pretend vegetarian, and survive...or stay alone outside with my secret and risk choking to death.
That includes any public acknowledgement that one is gay, and thus, forces anyone with same sex attraction to treat their love life like a shameful secret, or risk being arrested.
No sensible politician, and certainly not one harboring secrets, would risk such a thing.
He reflexively bowed to the Bush administration's claim that doing so would put national secrets at risk.
The victim, Khaled el-Masri, was denied justice by lower federal courts, which dismissed his civil suit in a reflexive bow to a flimsy government claim that allowing the case to go forward would put national security secrets at risk.
