This article discusses, in depth, the circumstances surrounding Comey, and provides great context through discussion of cases Comey weighed in on showing he violated his own duties. Further it shows court rulings that would apply to Comey from cases involving his former employees at the FBI who did similar or lesser offenses and received lengthy prison time. The article cites numerous official documents in public domain, and quotes from court case testimony.

Mr Gosztola may need to learn how 'begging the question' applies to the very first sentence in his piece; or if he did back up such a pointed accusation, I admit I didn't get far enough to see it.

This is a great, balanced look at Comey's recent "leaks" that violated his FBI employee agreements as well as government confidentiality agreements. Author Kevin Gosztola writes a captivating piece that puts Comey's hypocritical position on leaking on display, essentially proving that "Comey during his time as FBI director would have supported the prosecution of any lower level employee, who did what he did."