The group described the leaked video as “contempt of court, a mockery of our judicial system, and, above all, a breach of national security,” which it said could make an offender spend up to 32 years behind bars.
According to a statement by the group, the video, which it said was ostensibly leaked by the defendant (Sowore), exposed the identity of the secret service agent, thereby breaching the National Security Agencies Act (1986) and the Official Secrets Act (1962).