In the previous article, though suggested in the government's Supplemental Memorandum in Support of Government's Motion For an Order to Show Cause, of February 7, 2017, it really didn't get to the heart of "Prior Restraint". So, let's get to the heart of that matter.
Let's start with the law that explains the potential severity of publication of certain information, in a case similar to what the government and Judge Anna J. Brown are attempting to construct against me. Section 793 (e) of the Espionage Act was cited as the authority by which the government attempted to impose "Prior Restraint" on the New York Times for publishing what was known as the "Pentagon Papers". The Papers had been leaked to the press by a government employee who had signed a non-disclosure agreement (not just based upon a Protective Order), which precluded that employee from divulging any information protected by Section, 793 (e):
