MIT Attempts To Block Release of Documents In Aaron Swartz Case 159
Dputiger writes "In the wake of activist Aaron Swartz's suicide, MIT launched an investigation into the circumstances that led to his initial arrest and felony charges. It's now clear that the move was nothing but a face-saving gesture. Moments before the court-ordered release of Swartz's Secret Service file under the Freedom of Information Act, MIT intervened, asking the judge to block the release. Supposedly this is to protect the identities of MIT staff who might be harassed — but government policy is to redact such information already."
Re:Sorry internet (Score:3, Funny)
Don't worry little guy, Eric Holder is on it. He's a stand up all for justice kind of guy.