U.S. accuses author of Melania Trump tell-all book of breaking nondisclosure pact

[candide]

Same as the other cases (I.e. Bolton's book).  They are so stupid that they don't realize that they are promoting the books they want to prosecute and legitimize their content! They are not going to prosecute someone for disclosing imaginary secrets, right? ????

[RJRS1301]

9 hours ago, placeholder said:

But they're not valid for government workers so the Justice Dept has no business trying to enforce an NDA between 2 private citizens.

Most government workers have NDAs either implicit or explicit in their work place agreements and contracts, as do many civilian employees.

The higher your security clearance the tighter the NDA conditions. This also applies  often in private industry with IP

[Chomper Higgot]

19 hours ago, JusticeGB said:

The profits from the book are going to the coffers of the USA and not Melania Trump so she isn't making a cent from this case but merely enforcing a non disclosure agreement by ensuring that the breaker of it can't profit from the breach. 

Melania isn’t enforcing anything, the US DoJ (on the tax payer’s dime) is attempting enforce the NDA.

 

See a problem with that?