Washington ( CNN ) -- Col. Denise Lind , the Army judge who found Pfc . Bradley Manning guilty on 20 of 22 counts in the largest classified leak case in U.S. history explained her thinking , calling Manning 's conduct `` wrongful . '' When Lind handed down her verdicts in July , Manning 's lawyers asked her to issue her `` special findings '' for the guilty counts . That document was released Friday at Fort Meade , Maryland , where the sentencing phase of the trial continues . One of the questions that both sides debated at length during the court-martial was whether by leaking material to WikiLeaks , Manning also was providing it to the enemy . She ruled Manning had `` knowledge that intelligence published on the Internet was accessible to al Qaeda . '' The judge went on to say that `` Manning 's conduct was of a heedless nature that made it actually and imminently dangerous to others . His conduct was both wanton and reckless . '' Bradley Manning 's father says son was 'grandstanding ' Lind said that Manning had `` reason to believe the information could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation . '' Manning told the court Wednesday , in an unsworn statement , `` I am sorry . I am sorry that my actions hurt people . I am sorry that it hurt the United States . '' He went on to say , `` Unfortunately , I ca n't go back and change things . I can only go forward . I want to go forward . Before I can do that , though , I understand that I must pay a price for my decisions and actions . '' Manning faces up to 90 years , minus time served . Fast Facts : WikiLeaks and Manning .
Judge said Manning knew possible consequences to U.S. Army private to be sentenced . The judge also ordered the government to provide a list of all people who have been charged with leaking classified information in recent years and what they are accused of.