FBI Chief Says Labeling Journalists 'Criminal' Doesn't Imply Prosecution
In what world?
The head of the FBI on Thursday told lawmakers that labeling a target of an investigation as a criminal co-conspirator does not indicate a desire to prosecute them.
"Quite often in search warrants or affidavits in support of search warrants, there are occasions where a person will be mentioned as having culpability, but there will be no discussion or anticipation of prosecution," FBI Director Robert Mueller said at a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee.
"That could be for a variety of reasons."
Mueller made the remarks while speaking about the case against Fox News reporter James Rosen.
