Русско-англо-русский юридический словарь

Persons admitted to the degree of information "Top Secret" or "special importance", may be limited in their constitutional rights. Such restrictions may be placed only on an individual basis by the security organs on the basis of conclusions about the awareness of individuals in the information constituting a state secret. (Wikipedia)

Sapelnikov, who was serving as deputy head in charge of information technology, surveying and cartography at the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadaster and Cartography, or Rosreyester, was fired from his post on Sept. 26 "in connection with the discontinuation of access to information constituting a state secret," Rosreyester announced in a statement Monday. (The Moscow Times)

"In obtaining information constituting a state secret in regard to the Russian Federation various international organizations may act in their own interests or for the benefit of secret services of various foreign countries," a document explaining the proposed changes read. (Reuters)

To many of you unfamiliar with alternative dispute resolution, arbitration may be starting to sound a heck of a lot like litigation. The key difference is that arbitration usually takes place behind closed doors and the arbitrator's decision must remain secret unless the parties agree otherwise. (FindLaw UK)