Reply #47: Wrong

[Beetwasher]

It's not just flight risk.

"Additionally, it's entirely plausible for a federal prosecutor to obtain permission from a federal magistrate or a judge, have an indictment unsealed for the limited purpose of having parts of it read to a defendant and his or her attorneys in an attempt to have the defendant cooperate with an investigation to avoid facing further charges, legal experts said."

That's a reason that would actually be quite plausible in this instance. They use the in organized crime cases for this reason, to get other higher up. Not to mention there are Nat'l Sec. issues involved here. Who know WHY this was sealed both LEFT AND RIGHT. Which is the unusual part about this case.