Teixeira’s attorney has said his client “will answer the charges” and “will be judged by his fellow citizens.” In pushing for his release, Teixeira’s attorneys argued that the government isn’t alleging Teixeira ever intended that the information be widely disseminated.
Jack Teixeira pleads not guilty to federal charges
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He said both cases involve potential violations of the Espionage Act for taking and keeping sensitive documents that refer to national defense.
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