How can we find out who TFG gave nuclear secrets to when Judge Loose Cannon halted the investigation

[DemocratSinceBirth]

The DNI and FBI work together. Judge Loose Cannon's ruling has endangered the planet.

[AllaN01Bear]

1. it this going to be apealled ?

in the voice of groucho marks , this is redicullus.

[Jim__]

5. Any appeal will be heard by the 11th Circuit - 6 of 11 active judges appointed by Trump.

From New York Times - no paywall

In reaching that result, Judge Cannon took several steps that specialists said were vulnerable to being overturned if the government files an appeal, as most agreed was likely. Any appeal would be heard by the Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Atlanta, where Mr. Trump appointed six of its 11 active judges.

[Ocelot II]

2. We, that is the general public, might never know; chances are

that information will stay classified, unless so much damage has already been done that it can be declassified in order to prosecute his big orange ass.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

3. What is done in the dark will be brought in to the light

I read that in a popular book

[Irish_Dem]

4. Is anyone concerned about the damage and danger to US national security?

What about military personnel and intelligence networks?

Are they sitting ducks while politicians play stupid games?

[Kota]

6. I don't think the investigation is halted, they have already reviewed the documents.

They should be following the trail of information to see if any of it has landed in foreign hands. Plenty for them to do. My understanding is that they can't yet use any of these documents for an indictment until the special master agrees. The investigation was started long before the documents were seized and has other avenues than just the documents themselves.

[empedocles]

7. Doesn't seem like significant nuclear national security issues coupled with

probable cause crimes, - would not bring appropriate investigations, to be brought to a dead halt by this judge.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

8. Secretive agencies like CIA and NSA aren't going to stop trying to figure out

whether this info fell into the wrong hands I don't think.

I imagine they'll have to frame their work as not being about investigating TRUMP against the judges orders, but rather it being about national security.

They'll probably have to avoid, say, interviewing workers at MAL, that sort of stuff, but I'm sure they've plenty of more discreet (and classified) methods to try to ascertain whether NatSec has been compromised.

This is what I'd imagine, and I damn sure hope I'm right.

Judge Qannon should NOT have the power to stop this from happening.