Judge Slams Government Attorneys for "Wrongdoing" in CIA-Enabled State-Secrets Case  http://narcosphere.narconews.com/notebook/bill-conroy/2010/04/judge-slams-government-attorneys-wrongdoing-cia-enabled-state-secrets-c

The second case of wrongdoing mentioned in the judge’s ruling goes to the very heart of Horn’s case, which was initiated based on his allegations that former CIA and State Department officials (specifically, the defendants in the case, former CIA Station Chief Arthur Brown and former State Department Chief of Mission Franklin Huddle Jr.) spied on him and sabotaged his anti-narcotics mission in Burma — now known as Myanmar.

Here’s what the judge had to say in his March 30 ruling with respect to those claims:As to the allegations of wrongdoing that form the basis of Horn’s claims, while the government makes no admission of wrongdoing in the settlement, the Court is persuaded that the government must have at least found them credible to pay the plaintiff $3,000,000 to settle the case.