Bradley Manning case: lawyers battle over most serious charge

To prove the charge that Manning has “aided the enemy,” the U.S. government has to establish that he gave potentially damaging intelligence information to an enemy, and that he did so knowingly, with what presiding judge Col. Denise Lind called “aBradley Manning faces life in prison for this charge alone. For a time, the death penalty was a possibility. Manning has been charged in this case with “Aiding the Enemy” for providing information to WikiLeaks. However, in a $17,650 of $52,000 raised / 9 days to go. Updated July 15, 9:30 am. On Thursday, July 25, the Bradley Manning Support Network intends to publish a full-page ad in The New York Times, the nation's “newspaper of record.On Wednesday, the defense rested its case in the court-martial of Bradley Manning, the US Army private who has pleaded guilty to releasing 700,000 documents exposing the crimes of US

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