to 10 years' imprisonment for publishing "secret political information", would not apply to journalists.

The law is not confined to national security but could also be applied to information "from national police bodies or security concerning defence matters or foreign relations" or which affects "the fight against drug trafficking or organized crime".

In a statement issued a day earlier, the government promised to amend article 288 of the new law which provides for imprisonment of between four and eight years for anyone "who procures or obtains in an improper way secret political information".

At the same time, the government pointed out that, under the constitution, it had a precise time limit for the enactment of the law after its approval by the Legislative Assembly.

"Even with the support of this argument, theEmployees and managers at a Las Vegas family court were investigated for an alleged cover up after a court marshal reportedly sexually assaulted Monica Contreras when she appeared before them in 2011. A video uncovered by the I-Team at CBS 8 News Now shows Contreras accuse the man of sexual assault in court and then that same marshal arrests her, claiming she broke a law that does not even exist.

Contreras appeared in Clark County Family Court in August 2011 with her 2-year-old daughter because her husband filed a temporary restraining order against her during their divorce. Her husband never showed up in court and the order was therefore denied.

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But Contreras said before she could leave, a male court marshal, Ron Fox, ordered her