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FBI chief seeks commission on sacrificing secrets for prosecutions
FBI Director William H. Webster urged forming a scholarly panel to decide when government must reveal secrets to prosecute espionage and related crimes and when to drop prosecutions to protect those secrets. He noted agents volunteer for long undercover missions and stressed careful standards and fair trial rights in handling sensitive information.
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