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Perhaps AB was conned by his buddy. Social engineering.I'm not painting the judge as anything other than what she appears to be: biased against the Defense Counsel. In regards to the leaks, I cannot hold AB liable for that. He was IN his office, he had no reason to think that someone he had a seemingly decent relationship with was going to enter the "war room" (as it were) and illegal access / take photos of crime scene evidence which he would then disseminate amongst others. How on earth was he supposed to predict that event? I could see him having a problem if he were NOT in the office and this random guy off the street gained access to his office and did that.
But think about your own offices - if you have a conference room, do you lock that whilst you're in say your cubicle next door? Or whilst you run to the restroom? Probably not. Especially if you're just taking a quick call or sending a fast email. Even less likely if you're not expecting a visitor, or if the visitor you expect is a trusted friend.
In the context of a workplace and conference room, if sensitive documents are left in the open and compromised (even during a run to the restroom), the worker who left them exposed is still responsible.