There are lots of records that never come to light, and I can guarantee that there are skeletons buried in file cabinets. It ought not to be possible for those skeletons to be buried forever.

I think what they probably had was a couple of days (to get out). There are lots of skeletons but thousands and thousands of footprints.

It would be a devastating blow to the basic traditions of our justice system, which is we do not have secret courts we do not have a tradition of people being able to make charges against other people and remain anonymous.

I read this thing and it blew my mind.

If you are mad enough to take legal action against a public authority, you have to do it publicly. The legal system is all public, so the demand that sets everything in motion ought to be public, too.

But it's indicative of a desire to thwart the request rather than fulfill it. That spirit of noncompliance is something that ought to concern everyone.