I also cannot find any fault with the federal gov't pursuing the man who leaked the informaton with more dilligence than the press.
Grand jury investigates leaks
Former National Security Agency officer who spoke to journalists has been subpoenaed.
The Washington Post
WASHINGTON | - A federal grand jury is investigating unauthorized leaks of classified information, and has issued a subpoena to a fired National Security Agency officer.
The former NSA officer, Russell Tice, has acknowledged talking with journalists about the agencys warrantless surveillance program.
The 23-member grand jury in Alexandria, Va., is conducting an investigation of possible violations of federal criminal laws involving unauthorized disclosure of classified information under the Espionage Act and other statutes.
The demand for testimony from Tice provides a sign of the Justice Departments aggressiveness in pursuing the leak investigation, which follows a series of media reports on classified programs.
In December, the Justice Department opened a criminal investigation after The New York Times disclosed the existence of the eavesdropping program, which allows the NSA to monitor calls to and from the United States without a court order if a terrorist link is suspected.